Las navidades más extravagantes del mundo: los países y ciudades donde las celebran

diciembre 24, 2025

TL;DR

Austria features Krampuslauf, a night parade with participants dressed as the Krampus, a half-demon, half-beast creature.
Rovaniemi, Finland, hosts Santa Claus Village, a themed destination at the Arctic Circle where visitors can send official mail and see reindeer.
Icelandic tradition includes 13 Yule Lads, folklore characters who descend from the mountains and leave gifts or potatoes for children.
Colombia celebrates the Day of the Candles on December 7th, illuminating streets with lights and starting a season of festivities.
Germany is known for its medieval Weihnachtsmärkte (Christmas markets), offering sweets, crafts, and regional products.
Ukrainian Christmas trees are sometimes decorated with artificial spiderwebs, symbolizing prosperity and good luck.
Mexico celebrates Posadas, reenactments of Mary and Joseph's journey, involving singing, sharing drinks, and breaking star-shaped piñatas.
Italy's Christmas season concludes with La Befana, a witch-like figure who delivers treats or coal to children on January 6th.

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