but it also makes for a wonderful Christmas destination in Europe, as well. Christmas Eve is actually the day when most people celebrate the Christmas holiday. Explore the Christmas market there ...

Rice porridge, marzipan pig, carols, an empty plate, bacalhau, dressing up, Donald Duck. With Håkon Heggstad (Norsk Rikskringkasting), Agnieszka Bielawska (Polskie Radio), Andrea Lupi (Rádio e ...

For example, it’s customary to serve a Christmas Eve buffet of traditional foods ... warmth and opportunity of the year ahead. Like many European Christmas traditions, the burning of the Yule ...

Like in most Central European countries, Christmas in Poland is a quaint ... Many institutions stop working earlier than usual on the day of Christmas Eve, which is usually celebrated with a family ...

In the Lesser Poland region (Małopolska), many families continue the tradition of preparing so-called ‘Jewish-style’ carp for Christmas Eve dinner. In the past, this was always a traditional meal for ...

Both the European model and the American model are coming more and more into agreement. Christmas Eve is at a 30% chance for showers with a better chance for rain on Christmas Day with a 50% chance.

Across Europe, from mid-November through Christmas Eve, cities large and small are transformed from everyday life into enchanting, fairy tale-like villages. Locals and tourists pour into hundreds ...

Christmas Eve, known as Nittel Nacht to many ... Historically, though, European Jews felt fear and concern when these holidays came around. Many of our ancestors have recounted that these days ...