The decorating of a Christmas tree is a long held tradition around the world that began in Germany. In the 1600s, trees were decorated with apples in honor of "Adam and Eve Day" on Dec. 24.

Germany is widely associated with starting the tradition of Christmas trees. Families would set up evergreen trees in their homes on 24th December, the religious feast day of Adam and Eve.

After visiting close to 20 of the best Christmas markets in Europe, I’m often asked about the best Christmas markets in ...

Some enjoy decorating their Christmas tree, looking at festive light displays, going sledding, and more. While the activities vary based on your location and background, many American families ...

Never one to miss an opportunity, eco-warriors in Germany are now fighting against Christmas and have set their sights on Christmas trees in their battle to make the world greener.

Here is your guide to the BEST Christmas Markets in Germany and how to navigate them! We are sharing maps, weather tips, souvenir shopping ideas, and more. Don't miss this guide to everything ...

Germany is credited with starting the Christmas tree tradition as we now know it - by the 16th century when sources record ...

Looking for the English lyrics to "O Christmas Tree"? Read the full words and enjoy singing this classic Christmas carol now!

Yet, the German tradition of the Christmas tree blossomed in the United States largely due to Britain’s German royal lineage. Taking a cue from the queen. Since 1701, ...

The Goethe Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to spreading German culture, placed the first North American Christmas tree in Sorel, Quebec, Canada, in 1781.

The dazzlingly illuminated Christmas market at Cologne Cathedral, with its huge decorated Christmas tree, is another must-see from Nov. 18 to Dec. 23, 2024. Heidelberger Weihnachtsmarkt George ...

The Goethe Institute, a non-profit organization dedicated to spreading German culture, placed the first North American Christmas tree in Sorel, Quebec, Canada, in 1781.