How does france celebrate christmas?

Christmas Day is an occasion for Christians to celebrate Jesus Christ's birth. It is public holiday in France. read more

Many Christians in France celebrate the birth of Jesus on Christmas Day (Noël). Many people spend the day quietly with family members or close friends. Christmas Day celebrates the birth of Jesus (figurine pictured above). read more

The fun of Christmas in France happens mostly in the build to Christmas Day, the highlight of the festive season being le Réveillon (Christmas Eve). On the evening of December 24th, French families sit down together to celebrate Christmas and enjoy a variety of the most delicious dishes and wines. read more

Christmas in France . In France, a Nativity crib is often used to help decorate the house. French cribs have clay figures in them. During December some towns and cities, such as Marseilles, have fairs that sell Nativity figures. read more