Annual Events & Traditions in Scandinavia
Here travelers can find information on large events and Scandinavian traditions that can be experienced in Scandinavia every year.
Will there be a public holiday or large annual events during your stay? Learn about national holidays and important event dates in Scandinavia with this practical overview.
New Year's Eve in Scandinavia offers visitors lots of parties, fireworks, and celebrations. Learn where to go and what to do on New Year's Eve!
Learn about Hanukkah in Scandinavia, the Jewish celebration in December. Also spelled Chanukah, Hanukkah is celebrated in a traditional way amongst Jewish families in Scandinavia, especially in Sweden and Denmark...
Labor Day in Scandinavia (also called May Day) takes place on May 1 every year. More about Labor Day...
When is Epiphany in Scandinavia? What is celebrated on this annual holiday, in Scandinavian churches? Learn more about the day of Epiphany which falls on January 6 each year.
Let's find out what the Scandinavian Halloween traditions are, and how halloween is celebrated. Are there parties, pumpkin carvings, and trick or treating in Scandinavia? Find out here.
Celebrating Valentine's Day in Scandinavia: Learn how Valentines Day is celebrated by lovers in Scandinavia's countries Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Iceland. Here you find Scandinavian Valentines traditions for you and your loved one on your next February trip or honeymoon in Scandinavia.
Find an Octoberfest in Scandinavia in this travel article about Octoberfest events in the Scandinavian countries!
Midsummer's Eve is an interesting old tradition in Scandinavia. Find out how Midsummer in Scandinavia is celebrated and what exactly Midsummer's Eve is. A great travel tip for all June travelers!
Sami National Day is celebrated on February 6 with Sami-related festivities especially in Norway and surrounding countries. Learn more about Sami National Day...
Learn about celebrating New Year's Eve twice in one night! Find out about Scandinavian New Year's celebrations in the Scandinavian country of Sweden, with this great travel tip and winter vacation idea for your New Year's vacation!
