In no other country can feel like Christmas in Sweden, which combines old and new traditions and where to change just for Christmas his eating habits and his drinking habits. At Christmas, when the nights are the longest light in every window stars, Christmas lights and colorful balls and gardens throughout December are seen by light loops. Christmas Eve, then immerse yourself against every Christmas Curtain (narrow scarves) on.
Christmas lights, gingerbread and Glöggtassen Because of the numerous Christmas markets that can many restaurants with the Christmas menu and the two-mile trail and the light Christmas movie at the Art Museum Gothenburg now be considered as the Swedish capital of Christmas. In this western city in Sweden you can find everything you need in Sweden for Christmas.
Christmas bucks the Liseberg Christmas market The first thing a visitor finds himself Gothenburg in December immediately, the supply of Julmust , Glögg and gingerbread, and the number of Christmas lights in the windows. All these things have in Sweden a long tradition and are as it were the harbingers of Christmas. Who has the opportunity to enter the Christmas season, a Swedish home, will also find Christmas lights, wreaths on the doors and much more that only the First Advent to 13 January has its place.
crispbread for Christmas at the Christmas markets and the seasonal dwellings Sweden cannot be the Christmas goat missing, but was originally from the straw, but now appears in various versions. In Sweden the Christmas goat is still far more important than Christmas, even though he is now during the Christmas dinner is no longer sitting under the table and not distributed the gifts.
Some beer is just for Christmas brewed The biggest discovery for someone to visit Sweden in the Christmas period, but the eating habits of Sweden, because only at this time You can eat the Christmas ham, but in this era there are Weihnachtsknäckebrot and even some beer is brewed exclusively for the Christmas period, where you can buy even at that time, the product among other dark beer Vörtbröd, the typical Swedish Christmas bread.
Copyright text and photos: Herbert Karlin
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