In the Netherlands, which historical figure is the main gift-giver on December 5th, preceding Christmas?

What is the traditional lengthy Christmas Eve dinner in France called?

What unique Finnish tradition is commonly observed on Christmas Eve afternoon?

In Italy, what color underwear is traditionally worn on New Year's Eve for good luck in the coming year?

The German custom of Bleigiessen on New Year's Eve involves predicting the future by:

What plant is traditionally hung in English homes during Christmas and is associated with kissing?

On a Polish Christmas Supper table, why is an extra, empty place setting often laid?

In the Netherlands, what type of deep-fried pastry is traditionally eaten on New Year's Eve/Day?

Which character is associated with delivering gifts on Epiphany (January 6th) in parts of Italy, often portrayed as an old woman on a broomstick?

In Germany, what is the traditional Christmas market called?

What is the traditional Christmas dessert in England, a steamed pudding often served with brandy butter?

In Finland, who traditionally visits children on Christmas Eve to deliver gifts?

What traditional food item is often hidden in the French Galette des Rois (King's Cake) eaten on Epiphany?

What is the main characteristic of the traditional Polish Christmas Eve meal?

In parts of Germany and Austria, which demonic-looking figure accompanies St. Nicholas to punish naughty children?

What is the specific Italian New Year's Eve tradition regarding grapes?

Which British monarch popularized the tradition of the Christmas Tree in England after her marriage to Prince Albert?

What is Kerststol in the Netherlands, a traditional bread eaten on Christmas morning?

In Germany, how many candles are traditionally lit on an Advent Wreath before Christmas?