CultureIn Gävle, Sweden, a giant straw goat is erected in the town square every Christmas – which has a tendency to burn down.
CultureIn Gävle, Sweden, a giant straw goat is erected in the town square every Christmas – which has a tendency to burn down.
CultureThe farmstead gnome, a revered figure in Nordic folklore, was both protector and trickster – bringing fortune to those who respected him and mischief to those who did not.
CultureJenny Nyström, the beloved "mother of the Swedish jultomte" transformed Christmas traditions through her art. Her legacy endures, bringing warmth and wonder to generations in Sweden and beyond.
SwedenA quarter of Swedes appreciate if Christmas discussions with family members become heated.
Culture“Christmas celebrations are a strong Swedish tradition", says the tradition expert.
The NordicsHere's what Swedes, Norwegians and Danes think is best about Christmas.
FinlandChristmas porridge, sauna, and glögi - learning from the festive traditions of the happiest country in the world!
SwedenThe Swedish state-owned steel giant's employees are instead encouraged to say “happy holidays” to “ensure that everyone feels included and respected”.
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SwedenDuring the Christmas holidays, the Bris helpline for Swedish children received over 2600 calls, more than ever before.
SwedenSpecial emphasis on conversation support, home visits, and meeting groups.
CultureAlthough celebrations have changed greatly over the millennia, modern commemoration of it still bears clear traces of ancestral customs and traditions.
SwedenA decline of up to two billion SEK is expected, according to the report by the Swedish Trade Research Institute.
Culture"Christmas holidays" and "Easter holidays" become "winter holidays" and "spring holidays" at the infamous university.
Letters"Adding an animal companion to the family is an important decision that requires making a lifetime commitment", Mimi Bekhechi PETA vice president Europe writes.