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    Christmas in Croatia: Traditions & How to Celebrate

    • The day of Christmas in Croatia begins with another round of “Sretan Božić” (Merry Christmas) greetings and with gift giving among the family members, after which a family breakfast is served. Most fa… さらに表示

    Christmas in Croatia

    The Christmas season in Croatia is the perfect time to visit the country. It is the most festive period of the year where people gather to be around their families. Croatian C… さらに表示

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    St Catherine’s Day

    This day is not the actual beginning of the holiday season, but rather a “warning” that the Christmas festivities are near, and, that people of Croatia should get ready! There is an interest… さらに表示

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    Advent Wreath

    The 4th Sunday before Christmas is Advent Sunday which marks the beginning of Advent and an official beginning of the Christmas season. According to tradition, families bu… さらに表示

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    St Nicholas Day

    Celebrated on December 6, St Nicholas Day is the day when children polish their shoes and leave them on the window sill, in hope that St. Nicholas will bring them gifts (usually s… さらに表示

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    What to eat on Christmas Day in Croatia?
    A: Christmas Day in Croatia is marked by family gatherings and a traditional lunch featuring roasted meat and the famous Kuglof cake. Epiphany, on January 6th, is when Christmas decorations are taken down and homes are blessed. Discover authentic Croatian Christmas Traditions that add a unique flair to your festive season.
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    How do Croatians celebrate Christmas?
    The Croatian Christmas season officially begins with Advent. The 4th Sunday before Christmas is Advent Sunday which marks the beginning of Advent and an official beginning of the Christmas season. According to tradition, families buy or make their own Advent wreath of evergreen branches or straw, and put four candles on top of it.

    Christmas in Croatia: Traditions & How to Celebrate - Meet the Slavs

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    Is Christmas a big deal in Croatia?
    Christmas is a big deal in Croatia, and although Croatia is a relatively small country, it has a large number of Christmas traditions. These advent customs also vary from region to region across Croatia. Below you'll find an overview of the most important dates in the Croatian Christmas calendar ... in the meantime, we wish you Sretan Božić!!

    Christmas traditions in Croatia - Školica Language School

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    What to eat on Christmas Day in Croatia?
    A: Christmas Day in Croatia is marked by family gatherings and a traditional lunch featuring roasted meat and the famous Kuglof cake. Epiphany, on January 6th, is when Christmas decorations are taken down and homes are blessed. Discover authentic Croatian Christmas Traditions that add a unique flair to your festive season.

    Croatian Christmas Traditions

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    What to do on Christmas Eve in Croatia?
    In Croatia, there is a tradition of children leaving their cleaned boots out on the evening before St. Nicholas Day (6 December). By next morning ‘Sveti Nikola’ leaves candies and gifts. Also he is often accompanied by ‘Krampus’, the scary helper who is out to take away the bad ones. CHRISTMAS EVE Christmas Eve is actually a stump.

    Traditional Christmas customs in Croatia

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    Do Croats still have Christmas traditions?
    Some traditions died out, like bringing a log into the house and keeping it lit in the fireplace during Christmas Day. However, there are some irresistible customs Croats still adhere to. Take a look at the most fun ones! Lighting the candles of the Advent wreath You can see an Advent wreath in the center of every traditional household in Croatia.

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    Do Croatians get Christmas gifts on 13th December?
    13th December In southern and north-eastern Croatia traditionally it was Sveta Lucija that brought gifts, while children in central and northern Croatia used to receive gifts on St. Nicholas' Day. And in fact, in the past no gifts were given or received on Christmas day at all!

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