Christmas / Around the World
How Different Countries Celebrate Christmas
Click any highlighted country on the map to see its unique Christmas traditions, local greetings, signature foods, decorations, and how gifts are given. Currently covering 41 countries across five continents, with more being added.
Hover or click a highlighted country to see how they celebrate Christmas. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom.
41countries covered · more coming
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Every country, by region
Europe
- Christmas in AustriaFrohe Weihnachten
- Christmas in BulgariaЧестита Коледа
- Christmas in CroatiaSretan Božić
- Christmas in Czech RepublicVeselé Vánoce
- Christmas in DenmarkGlædelig Jul
- Christmas in FinlandHyvää Joulua
- Christmas in FranceJoyeux Noël
- Christmas in GermanyFrohe Weihnachten
- Christmas in GreeceKala Christougenna
- Christmas in IcelandGleðileg Jól
- Christmas in IrelandNollaig Shona
- Christmas in ItalyBuon Natale
- Christmas in NetherlandsVrolijk Kerstfeest
- Christmas in NorwayGod Jul
- Christmas in PolandWesołych Świąt
- Christmas in PortugalFeliz Natal
- Christmas in RomaniaCrăciun Fericit
- Christmas in RussiaS Rozhdestvom
- Christmas in SloveniaVesel božič
- Christmas in SpainFeliz Navidad
- Christmas in SwedenGod Jul
- Christmas in SwitzerlandFrohi Wiehnachte
- Christmas in UkraineВеселого Різдва
- Christmas in United KingdomHappy Christmas
South America
Asia
Africa
Why we built this
Christmas looks completely different from one country to the next. In Iceland, 13 mischievous trolls visit children one night at a time. In Japan, KFC is the traditional Christmas dinner. In Sweden, the country pauses to watch a Donald Duck cartoon every Christmas Eve. In Ethiopia, the holiday falls on January 7 and celebrations involve a hockey-like game played on horseback fields.
Most of us grew up with one version. This map is for everyone who's ever wondered what Christmas looks like somewhere else , whether you're researching family roots, planning a multicultural celebration, or just curious how the world handles the holiday.
Have a tradition we missed or got wrong? Tell us, accuracy matters, and we update the data as we hear from people who grew up celebrating in each country.