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Christmas

• -Christmas typicall markets in England.

• On Christmas Eve, British streets get crowded, some people sing Christmas carols in the squares to entertain the people who pass by.

• It's also very traditional to fill the streets with markets.

• For instance, the odd and classical city of Bath is a good example, because its Christmas markets attract thousands of tourists each year.

• -Christmas and boxing day In England the important days during the Christmas holidays are the 25th, Christmas day, and the 26th the boxing day.

• Boxing day is the day when servants and traders used to celebrate officially Christmas.

• They used to get gifts from their bosses.

• -Food on Christmas Day Christmas day is celebrated with a meal based on goose, turkey or roast chicken filled with vegetables and papas.

• After dinner, they have dessert which are tartlet and an extremelly sweet, but soft cream flambé with brandy.

• -First Christmas card and tree in London.

• You might not know, but in England is really common to send cards to the loved ones in special days.

• It's believed that te first Christmas card was sent from Great Britain in 1840s.

• That card howed a family with their little son drinking wine.

• The Christmas tree was introduces by the king George III and queen Charlotte.

• Nowadats there's a Christmas tree in every house with his lights and ornaments on.

• In London central square of Trafalgar Square, a big Christmas tree is set up every Christmas.

• This is a gift from the city of Oslo in Norway from 1947 which symbolise the cooperation between UK and Norway in the World War II. -Ice skating.

• In many historical areas they set up ice skating tings and thousands of tourists and neighbours rent the skates to see their skills on the ice.

• The price is 12 pounds more or less and usually it lasts 45 minutes.