Nordic traditions

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10 Ways to Bring Nordic Living into Your Everyday.pdf

The Nordic countries’ long winters force their inhabitants to be masters of Christmas cheer. From St. Lucia's Day (or St. Lucy's Day), which kicks off the Christmas season in Sweden on December 13, to folklore about helpful holiday gnomes, the joyful traditions of Nordic Christmases are sure to make any winter traveler’s holiday bright.

Did you know that many traditions associated with Christmas actually originated within the Viking culture? Well they did! Scandinavians marked Yule (“Jul”) or the winter solstice long before Christians were present within any of the Nordic territories. Celebrations of Yule included brewing beer, preparing food, visiting family and gift giving. Sound familiar?

How to celebrate Christmas in Iceland? Find out about traditional Icelandic Christmas food, drinks, gifts, folklore legends, and more!

Cozy up your days with these 10 delicious Hygge Comfort Foods. Hearty meals to keep your toes warm and the chill outside.

If you're looking for Samhain rituals and traditions to do in 2024, then read on: we're sharing everything we know about Samhain as practicing pagans. If you're fan of Halloween, then you probably know that

The Nordic concept of hygge—a Danish term that encapsulates a sense of coziness, warmth, and contentment—is something many of us seek during the colder months. When it comes to Christmas, there’s perhaps no better time to embrace hygge through t......

The celebration of Yule, deeply woven into the fabric of pagan traditions, marks the winter solstice, the shortest day and longest night of the year. This pre-C