The ascendance of Jesus Christ, the son of God to the earth, is annually celebrated as Christmas. It is celebrated with a cultural and religious twist. All across the world the festivity is widespread and reaches far out. Europe, America and all other Christian and non-Christians states.  

Humans by nature love to be drenched in the essence of festivities. They bring in smiles, joy and make the people forget their problems for some time. Christmas is the biggest of them all. It's not a single day of holiday, but a month of planning, and execution, of numerous small details are taken into account for this time of the year. The carols are played, streets are covered with people dressed in Santa clothes. The legend of Santa Claus is also a fabled story. The favourite for kids, Christmas night is an eager wait. In European nations, "Christmas" continues for more than a single day.

In the start of the season, comes Advancement, starting four Sundays before Xmas Eve. December 6 is the next important, for it is the Food of St. Nicholas, familiar typically in Catholic nations on. But the cherry on top is the Xmas Eve. That's the ‘official' start for the festivities. Xmas Day is marked with many rituals, mainly in them is Gift Giving. Family and friends gather together and spent their time all in togetherness. That is the motive of this festival, and almost all other festivals too. To bring people together and spread the smiles across their face. After a month of unlimited gaiety, it's again a wait for another year. There are many European countries which are famous in celebration the Christmas festival.

Sweden is not alien to the Christmas celebrations either. The beautiful country becomes majestic during this time, and the Christmas spirit is celebrated with great enthusiasm. Traditions are very well preserved in the nation, and the people are proud of it. Glimmering in the rays of hope, faith and lights, it's a sight to behold. The streets are filled with people braving the chilly wind taking a leisurely walk. The windows shine out bright with candle lights, the Christmas tree sparkles with the decorations. All of this are just factors which adds to the comforting feeling. The background in all parts of the nation plays an important role too, for we all know how beautiful the country is. It somewhat feels fabled with backgrounds covered with fir trees, bungalows, etc. The snow dusting through the roads, leaves, clothes, just becomes a companion unknowingly.

 In Sweden, Christmas is a mix of domiciliary and universal traditions that have mingled with the passage of time. A little commercialised now, and added with a tinge of glamour, Christmas is as amazing as ever. Another speciality which still stays traditional is the Christmas food in all the cities of the nation. Every city in Sweden is famous for special food and drinks.

Located at the mouth of the river Ume, the city of Umeå, is as grand as any other in the country. The city with its brick paved lanes and old buildings, gives out the old school vibes. Modern as any other city also, events like Julshow 2014 Umeå keeps taking place in the city. The revellers go for brunches and shopping with family and also go to shows and carnivals, special attractions.

Another famous thing about Swedish Christmas is the food. They are very passionate when it comes to food and are enthusiastic about eating. There are loads of varieties up for the grabs. Scrumptious smorgasbords are offered to the relatives and guests. In the city of Umeå, Julbord Umeå is very famous.

With arenas booked for big events offering the best of parties, music, food, and family & friends, Christmas is all about happiness