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| The big Christmas tree in Gdansk |
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| Presents all over Warsaw |
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| A tree in Pariser Platz |
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| Old Town Warsaw |
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| A tree in the Stockholm harbor |
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| Christmas elk! |
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| Plenty of opportunities for ice skating! |
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| Even Checkpoint Charlie is festive |
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| Frankfurt's Christmas tree |
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| More holiday spirit in Frankfurt |
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| Poznan's sculptures are ready for Christmas |
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| And so is the main square |
Christmas markets, where you can buy handmade and homemade goods, are a European tradition, and I have seen my share of quaint and cozy little Christmas markets where locals sell everything from candles and woodcarvings to cheeses and jams. I think I've been to at least six or seven big ones this season.
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| Stockholm |
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| Skansen |
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| Gamla Stan |
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| Berlin |
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| Alexanderplatz |
The Christmas spirit might just be worth the cold weather!
















