Danish traditions: All about Christmas and New Year
The time around Christmas and New Year is when many Danish traditions kick in.
A lot of celebration is going on. The better you know about the backgrounds of these traditions, about what is going on, the DOs and DONTs, myths and truths, the more you will be able to enjoy them. Understand what's going on and you'll be able to enjoy these celebrations and be part of them. Check out also our invaluable hints & tips to make most of this time of the year!
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Advent
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Æbleskiver and gløgg
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Christmas lunches
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Christmas markets
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Christmas cards
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Wish lists
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Gift exchange practice
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Christmas Eve
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End-of season sales
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New Year's Eve
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Three Kings day
Read more information about other traditions in Denmark on our Website and also
in the Worktrotter's Guide to Denmark
You are welcome to post your comments about how you celebrate the festive season in Denmark.
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