Christmas is a time for celebration the world over – but that doesn’t mean those celebrations always look the same. While Brits might be content with their traditions (even if some are puzzled ...

You may have heard of the Grinch, the dastardly Yin to Santa’s benevolent Yang, but there are some strange Christmas traditions in Europe that might have slipped off your radar. Here are five of ...

Everyone selects something old, strange or generally a bit useless ... Yule Log is one of the most heartwarming and cathartic Christmas traditions we’ve come across – something that can ...

In Catalonia, Spain, kids beat the 'Tió de Nadal' log with a stick so he "drops" presents The "Tió de Nadal" is a popular Christmas tradition in Catalonia. The log is typically propped up on ...

Our annual tradition was baking the Christmas cake together a few weeks ... so they were often weird and wonderful blown glass creations in gleaming jewel colours. It was always our tradition ...

It's a fun exploration of some unusual Christmas traditions around the world, including Mexico, Japan and Finland. It celebrates Christmas as a special time for Christians and non-Christians alike.

But several important Christmas traditions have nothing to do with Jesus. These are the five biggest. Produced by Joe Avella Follow BI Video: On Facebook More from Lifestyle Christmas is a ...

“Wild Mountain Thyme” is an Irish folk song with strong roots in Scottish traditions. The Belfast-based folk musician Francis McPeake took an old Scottish song from the early 19th century ...

Like in most Central European countries, Christmas in Poland is a quaint and much-beloved affair. However, while Germanic traditions, like decorating trees, have spread so far as to be unsurprising, ...