In Mexico, what are the nine nights of processions before Christmas, acting out Mary and Joseph's search for a place to stay, called?

In Italy, which kind old woman is said to bring presents to children on January 6, flying on a broomstick?

In the Netherlands, how is Sinterklaas said to arrive each November?

In Sweden, a girl in a white dress wearing a crown of candles leads a procession on December 13. Whose day is it?

In Japan, which food is a popular Christmas dinner for many families?

In Australia, where do many families spend Christmas Day?

In Iceland, how many mischievous Yule Lads visit children in the nights before Christmas?

In Iceland, what is the "Christmas Book Flood"?

In the Philippines, what are the star-shaped Christmas lanterns called?

In Russia, who brings presents at New Year, along with his granddaughter the Snow Maiden?

In Germany, what are the outdoor winter fairs with wooden stalls, lights and gingerbread called?

In the UK, what do people pull at Christmas dinner that go "bang" and hold a paper hat and a joke?

In France, which log-shaped chocolate cake is a Christmas favourite?

In Ethiopia, on which date is Christmas, called Genna, usually celebrated?

In Spain, on which day do children traditionally get presents from the Three Kings?

In Poland, families wait to start Christmas Eve dinner until they see what?

In Austria and parts of Germany, which horned creature is said to visit naughty children in early December?

Which city in Finnish Lapland calls itself the official hometown of Santa Claus?

In Canada, letters to Santa can be mailed to which special postal code?

In Caracas, Venezuela, some people travel to early-morning Christmas church services in what unusual way?