Articles related to "German Christmas Traditions"

Many modern Christmas symbols, such as the Christmas Tree, come from German traditions.

Germany's Christmas markets are justly famous. Here are some of the best - for food, drink, crafts, and atmosphere.

During the Protestant Reformation in the early 16th Century, many old customs were abandoned in favor of new ones believed to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

Many Christmas traditions are celebrated in Germany starting with St. Nicholas Day. Several of them are now celebrated around the world including the Christmas tree.

What is Christstollen? And who can drink Glühwein? Are Lebkuchenherzen like fortune cookies? Find out more during this linguistic Christmas market stroll.

Bake authentic German Christmas cookies with this easy recipe and improve your German Christmas baking vocabulary at the same time.

When is Christmas celebrated in Germany? What do the lyrics of O Tannenbaum mean? Who is der Nikolaus? Find answers to these and other questions right here.

The paper chain, a Victorian's children's decoration, is still a fun activity for children and adults alike.