Christmas in Norway. Christmas is a happy and happy time. We want to spend it with our loved ones. It is very often the only occasion a year to meet relatives - especially for us, the Polish diaspora in Norway. Before we all sit down at the family table, we encourage you to read our publication. We want to introduce you to the customs and traditions of Christmas in Norway. Although the backbone related to Christmas remains the same - the form of celebrating, representing Santa Claus (called Julenissen in Norway) is slightly different than in Poland. We encourage you to read!
Christmas in Norway - feel the magic of Christmas Markets ...
The Christmas season in Norway begins on the very first day of the Christmas Markets. We can take part in them in large towns and small towns, where they captivate with the climate. They delight with their visual side, the smell of regional delicacies, mulled wine ... The Christmas spirit is in the air. Entire towns are surrounded by beautiful lamps. The organizers prepare attractions for the whole family - there are exhibitions, concerts, theater performances. These are great events. We wrote about their advantages in our text: Christmas markets in Norway - list.
At the Christmas table ...
In Poland, carp is still undoubtedly number one on Polish tables. For Norwegians, the main fish dish is leached fish (lutefisk). It is prepared with great commitment - the dried cod carcass is soaked in water for several days. Then 1-2 days in an aqueous solution of potassium or sodium hydroxide. To sum up, at the end it has to rest in water again - after these three preparatory elements it can be boiled. Lutefisk usually comes to the table with potatoes, bacon and special sauces. It is worth paying attention to the fact that Norwegians love w Christmas eat pork in festive form ribs. The favorite Christmas drink is uniquely brewed Christmas beer.
Christmas in Norway - waiting for Julenissen
Julenissen - this is the right place for our Santa Claus. It is even based in Savalen (Julenissen and Norge, Savalen, 2500 Tynset, Norway) and in Drøbak (Tregaarden's Julehus, Havnebakken 6, 1440 Drøbak, Norway). Both addresses are “open all year round!
God jul og godt nytt år! - Healthy, cheerful Christmas from the editorial office of Radio Wataha!
Let's stop at least for a moment this Christmas. Let's spend it with the closest family, friends - people we love. In addition, let's enjoy our presence with a fragrant Christmas tree. Let us offer our loved ones our time!
The entire editorial team wishes you all this Wataha radio! Have a healthy and happy Christmas. We wish you peaceful trips and safe returns! Take care of yourself and rest!
