Ready for the most wonderful time of the year in France? Christmas is an enchanting time when the best attractions of Paris and France transform into the most festive winter wonderlands. During the holiday season, you’ll spot Christmas lights and trees in every city and town in the country. You’ll also find enchanting Christmas markets taking centre-stage in historic districts. The purpose of this article is to explain what makes Christmas in France the merriest time of year leading up to New Year’s Eve. This page includes a wide array of information about how Christmas is celebrated in true French style! Follow the links on this page to enter into a French winter wonderland…
The information on Christmas in France was last checked and/or updated on 27 October 2021.
Christmas in France: An Ever-changing Celebration
It may be tempting to believe that the Christmas traditions and customs we follow in our Western countries date back to ancient times.
However, this is not the case.
Most of them date back to the 19th century at the earliest.
This is the case with Santa Claus, Christmas presents, Advent calendars and Christmas glass baubles, tinsels and fairy lights on the tree.
A germanic influence
Moreover, it is clear that many Christmas traditions in France and in Europe have their origins in the German countries that were once part of the Holy Roman Empire (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Alsace, etc.).
For example, the tradition of the fir tree cut down in the forest to decorate the inside of houses comes to us from Alsace in the 16th century.
This is also the case for Christmas markets, the oldest of which are in Dresden, Nuremberg, Strasbourg and Vienna.
An American influence
From the 19th century onwards, the United States participated in the evolution of Christmas traditions in our Western societies. Thus, the character of Santa Claus (derived from St. Nicholas) began to make a place for himself in post-war Europe.
Christmas presents are also associated with the Christmas shopping frenzy. For it was in the United States that, slowly but surely, Christmas became a child-centred holiday.
Ancient traditions still survived
However, the French continue to follow a number of ancient traditions, some of which date back to pre-Christian times, particularly Celtic and Roman times. For example, people still decorate their houses with holly and celebrate Christmas on 25 December (the date replacing the Roman celebrations of Saturnalia during the winter solstice).
But above all, since the second half of the 20th century, we have witnessed the desecration of Christmas, whose central character, Jesus Christ, seems to be fading away in front of Father Christmas…
Thus, the fascinating history of Christmas traditions and customs continues to evolve in France and in our Western world.
What is Christmas in France like?
Christmas in France is made special with the multitude of Christmas illuminations and traditions found throughout the country.
From the end of November, the cities and towns of France transform into a magical wonderland with all the Christmas lights.
In Paris or in Alsace, this is time for “ooh” and “ahh” at the Christmas light displays and festive markets.
People travel near and far to see the Eiffel Tower sparkling at night. They make sure not to miss the dazzling Christmas lights in the prestigious Avenue des Champs-Elysées.
Some of the festive attractions we can’t wait to see in Paris are the animated window displays of department stores Printemps and Galeries Lafayette.
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Why is Christmas important in France?
Christmas is a big event for the nation which is diversely celebrated whether you are in Paris, in Normandy or in Provence.
- People in the Alsace region festoon their homes with elaborate Christmas decorations.
- In Provence, it is tradition to serve 13 desserts on Christmas’ Eve.
- In the Alps of Savoie, you may taste a delicious cheese-based dish such as fondue or raclette.
First of all, Christmas is a religious celebration that remembers the birth of Jesus-Christ in Bethlehem.
Then a great number of traditions have emerged such as the Advent wreaths and calendars, a great dinner on Christmas’ Eve, presents and gifts, without forgetting Christmas trees!
There are many stunning Christmas trees throughout France, but the ones of Strasbourg and Nancy are among the prettiest I’ve ever seen. Adorned in glowing lights, the twinkling Christmas trees are highlights that stand out during the festive season.
I may be a bit biased, but nothing quite compares to Christmas time in Alsace. This is why you’ll find a lot of information and photos on this blog dedicated to this region in northeast France.
If you enjoy Christmas and everything that comes with it, Alsace is the place to be. There are Christmas decorations all over the cities and villages, and countless Christmas markets which attracts masses of visitors daily.
The characters of Christmas
Finally, a number of characters have been created in the imagination of our forefathers…
The list is rather long if you take account of the regional characters: Saint-Nicolas, Père Fouettard, Christkindle, Hans Trapp, Tante Airie, Père Chalande… The recent addition to the list is Santa Claus, known as Père Noël in France.
How do you say ‘Christmas in France’ in French?
► CHRISTMAS is NOËL in French [pronounced no-well]
► CHRISTMAS IN FRANCE is NOËL EN FRANCE in French
In French, Noël is a proper noun and is therefore capitalised in both the singular and plural.
This masculine word (je vous souhaite un beau Noël – I wish you a merry Christmas) becomes feminine when used with the definite singular article (je vous verrai à la Noël – I will see you at Christmas) because the ellipsis of “fête de” is used.
However, when it comes to the Nativity songs, the term used is masculine with a lower case (nous avons chanté des noëls – we sang Christmas carols).
Noël is also a common surname (actress Annie Noël, Vosges MP Jean-Baptiste Noël, comedian Matthieu Noël, etc.), as well as a male (Noël) and female (Noëlle) first name, celebrated unsurprisingly on 25 December. This name is often given to children born on Christmas Day.
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15 Fun Facts about Christmas in France
Noël and the Nativity Scenes
- The first mention of the word Noël is attested in France in the early 12th century.
- According to legend, in 1223 Saint-Francis of Assisi created the first Christmas crib before midnight mass. The scenes were performed by actors (villagers from Grecchio, Italy) and real animals were part of the event. The first cribs were therefore Nativity plays.
- In Alsace, the oldest mention of the existence of a crib set in a church (1420) is kept in Haguenau.
- The first mention of a Christmas tree cut down in the forest to be raised inside houses is kept in the municipal archives of Sélestat. It occurred on Christmas 1521.
- Strasbourg’s Christmas tree on the Place Kléber is considered to be the tallest in France and one of the tallest in Europe.
- In France, Christmas market translates as Marché de Noël. In some cities, this name is replaced by Village de Noël. This is the case for the Christmas market in Colmar, which consists of 5 Christmas villages.
- The oldest Christmas market in France is the one in Strasbourg. The capital of Alsace, then part of the Holy Roman Empire, has been holding its Christkindelsmärik since 1570.
- Only a few French cities display a giant Christmas pyramid in their Christmas markets: Metz, Arras, Calais and Nice.
Towards the night of Christmas
- For many families in France, 24 December, Christmas Eve, is a two-part event: a hectic day of preparation and a festive evening around Christmas Eve dinner: le Réveillon de Noël.
- Before the appearance of Father Christmas, it was Little Jesus (le Petit-Jésus) who distributed presents in Paris and in France (except in Alsace-Lorraine and Flanders).
- In Alsace, there are several gift distributors: Father Christmas of course, but also Saint-Nicolas and Christkindel.
- Christmas has become the time to exchange gifts with your family. The French national statistics institute (INSEE) estimates that people spend 2.5% of their annual income on Christmas presents. This represents two-thirds of their presents budget.
- The oldest Christmas carol in Germany dates back to the 9th century. It was composed by the monk Otfried of Wissembourg (a town now in France), considered the first German-language poet.
- In France, the oldest surviving hymn dates from the early 16th century: “Entre le bœuf et l’âne gris”.
- In France, the song “Petit Papa Noël”, performed by Tino Rossi in 1946, was a popular hit when it was released: the song still holds the French record for sales of singles.
All our Articles on Christmas in France
Our blog contains a huge amount of resources on Christmas, from traditions to celebrations and gastronomy. Here is a selection of Christmas articles published on the blog.
Learn about the Christmas traditions in France
- The French Christmas Traditions Guide
- 15 French Traditions of Christmas You Should Know!
- How do we celebrate Advent in France?
- French Christmas Carols
- The True Message of Christmas
- The Christmas presents in France: origins and traditions
The Christmas tree:
- The Top Traditions of the French Christmas Tree
- Facts and Figures about Christmas Trees in France
- What are the Christmas Tree Types in France?
- What are the Christmas Tree Decorations in France?
- The Christmas Tree of Notre Dame Cathedral
The Nativity Scenes:
- Nativity Scenes in France
- Nativity Scenes in Paris
- Notre Dame de Paris Nativity Scene
- Sacré-Cœur, Montmartre Nativity Scene
- Saint-François Xavier Church, Nativity Scene
The Characters of Christmas:
Discover the Christmas Markets in France
- The Tradition of the Christmas Market in France
- Top 10 Most Beautiful Christmas markets in France
- 2021 dates of the Christmas Markets in France
- Alsace Wine Route Christmas Markets
- Annecy Christmas Market
- Arras Christmas Market
- Basel Christmas Market (Switzerland)
- Béthune Christmas Market
- Colmar Christmas Market
- Dijon Christmas Market
- Eguisheim Christmas Market
- Gare de l’Est Alsatian Christmas Market
- Grenoble Christmas Market
- Guebwiller at Christmas
- Kaysersberg Christmas Market
- Lille Christmas Market
- Metz Christmas Market
- Montbéliard Christmas Market
- Mulhouse Christmas Market
- Nancy at Christmas
- Obernai Christmas Market
- Paris Christmas Markets
- Paris La Défense Christmas Market
- Provins Christmas Market
- Reims Christmas Market
- Ribeauvillé Christmas Market
- Riquewihr Christmas Market
- Rouen Christmas Market
- Sélestat Christmas Market
- Strasbourg Christmas Market
- Thann Christmas Market
Enjoy the Christmas Gastronomy of France
- Christmas Gastronomy of Alsace
- Bredeles/Bredalas (Alsatian Christmas Cookies)
- Bûche de Noël (Christmas log)
- Chocolate Mendiants
- Chocolate Truffles
- Galette des Rois
- Kugelhopf from Alsace
- Leckerlis from Basle
- Linzer Torte
Regional Christmas in France
- Christmas in Alsace: Traditions and Markets
- EBOOK Christmas in Alsace: A photographic Journey
- Christmas in Lorraine: What to see
- The Saint-Nicolas celebrations in Nancy
- 10 Destinations for a Christmas Trip in Alsace-Lorraine
- Christmas in Paris: What to see and where to go
- Top 10 Things to see in Paris at Christmas with Kids
- Christmas on the Champs-Elysées, Paris
- The Eiffel Tower at Christmas
- Christmas at the Grands-Magasins
- Paris Streets Lit Up For Christmas
- Christmas in Provence: Traditions and Customs
- The Festival of Lights in Lyon
- Rêve de Couleurs in Reims
Christmas in other blogs and websites!
Here is a selection of websites to learn more about the festive season:
Our blog Mon Grand-Est contains a great number of Christmas articles in French, from traditions, markets, gastronomy and more!
At whychristmas?com we answer your Christmas questions!
My Merry Christmas
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Je, uko tayari kwa ajili ya wakati wa ajabu zaidi wa mwaka katika Ufaransa? Krismasi ni wakati wa kuvutia wakati vivutio bora vya Paris na Ufaransa hubadilika kuwa nchi za ajabu za majira ya baridi kali. Wakati wa msimu wa likizo, utaona taa za Krismasi na miti katika kila mji na mji nchini. Pia utapata masoko ya Krismasi yenye kuvutia yanayochukua nafasi kuu katika wilaya za kihistoria. Kusudi la makala hii ni kueleza ni nini hufanya Krismasi nchini Ufaransa kuwa wakati wenye furaha zaidi wa mwaka kabla ya Jioni ya Mwaka Mpya. Ukurasa huu una habari nyingi kuhusu jinsi Krismasi inavyoadhimishwa kwa mtindo wa kweli wa Kifaransa! Kufuatia viungo kwenye ukurasa huu kuingia katika nchi ya ajabu ya majira ya baridi ya Ufaransa, habari juu ya Krismasi nchini Ufaransa ilichunguzwa na kusasishwa tarehe 27 Oktoba 2021. Krismasi nchini Ufaransa: Sherehe inayobadilika daima Huenda ikawa rahisi kuamini kwamba desturi na desturi za Krismasi tunazozifuata katika nchi zetu za Magharibi zilianza zamani sana. Hata hivyo, sivyo ilivyo. Wengi wao ni wa karne ya 19 mapema zaidi. Kwa mfano, Santa Claus, zawadi za Krismasi, kalenda za Advent na baubles za kioo za Krismasi, tinsels na taa za hadithi kwenye mti. "Kama ilivyoelezwa hapo juu, ""Mambo mengi ya Krismasi katika Ufaransa na Ulaya yana asili yake katika nchi za Ujerumani ambazo wakati mmoja zilikuwa sehemu ya Milki Takatifu ya Kirumi (Ujerumani, Austria, Uswisi, Alsace, nk).""" Mti wa msonobari uliokatwa katika msitu ili kupamba mambo ya ndani ya nyumba ulikuja kwetu kutoka Alsace katika karne ya 16. Hii ni kesi pia kwa masoko ya Krismasi, kongwe ya ambayo ni katika Dresden, Nuremberg, Strasbourg na Vienna. Tangu karne ya 19 na kuendelea, Marekani ilishiriki katika mageuzi ya desturi za Krismasi katika jamii zetu za Magharibi. Hivyo, tabia ya Santa Claus (aliyetokana na Mtakatifu Nicholas) ilianza kujitokeza katika Ulaya ya baada ya vita. Zawadi za Krismasi pia huhusianishwa na msisimko wa ununuzi wa Krismasi. Kwa sababu ilikuwa katika Marekani kwamba, polepole lakini kwa hakika, Krismasi ikawa sikukuu ya watoto. Hata hivyo, Wafaransa wanaendelea kufuata desturi kadhaa za kale, ambazo zingine zinatokana na nyakati za kabla ya Ukristo, haswa nyakati za Celtic na Kirumi. Kwa mfano, watu bado hupamba nyumba zao kwa mti wa holly na kusherehekea Krismasi tarehe 25 Desemba (siku ambayo ilichukua nafasi ya sherehe za Saturnalia za Waroma wakati wa mapumziko ya majira ya baridi kali). Lakini zaidi ya yote, tangu nusu ya pili ya karne ya 20, tumeshuhudia kuchafuliwa kwa Krismasi, ambayo mhusika mkuu, Yesu Kristo, anaonekana kufifia mbele ya Baba Krismasi, na hivyo historia ya kuvutia ya desturi na desturi za Krismasi inaendelea kubadilika nchini Ufaransa na katika ulimwengu wetu wa Magharibi. Krismasi ni kama nini nchini Ufaransa? Krismasi nchini Ufaransa ni maalum na wingi wa taa za Krismasi na desturi zilizopatikana kote nchini. Kuanzia Novemba hadi Oktoba, miji na vijiji vya Ufaransa hubadilika kuwa nchi ya maajabu yenye miale ya Krismasi. Huko Paris au Alsace, huu ni wakati wa <unk>ooh<unk> na <unk>ahh<unk> kwenye maonyesho ya taa za Krismasi na masoko ya sherehe. Watu husafiri kutoka mbali na karibu ili kuona Mnara wa Eiffel ukiangaza usiku. Kwa sababu ya kuvutia kwa maonyesho ya Krismasi, watu wengi hufurahia kuonekana kwenye barabara ya Champs-Elysées. Baadhi ya vivutio vya sherehe hatuwezi kusubiri kuona katika Paris ni animated madirisha maonyesho ya maduka ya idara Printemps na Galeries Lafayette. "Kuchukua ""Krisimasi katika Alsace"" - Safari ya Picha ya E-Kitabu cha ""Krisimasi yangu katika Alsace"" - Safari ya Picha ya E-Kitabu ina picha zaidi ya 340 na inashughulikia maeneo 16." Mifano, mapambo, miti ya msonobari na mapambo ya ladha: hii ni mkusanyiko wa mambo niliyoipenda na uzoefu wakati wa kutembelea Alsace mnamo Desemba. Hizi ni picha zilizopigwa wakati wa usiku baridi sana katika Desemba... lakini pia katika hali ya joto ya soko halisi la Krismasi. Ni kitabu hasa wakfu kwa ugunduzi wa desturi ya Krismasi ambayo kufanya Alsace kama marudio ya kipekee likizo. Natumaini itakupeleka mahali fulani maalum <unk> kwenye nchi ya kichawi mbali na habari zote mbaya katika vyombo vya habari. Kwa nini Krismasi ni muhimu nchini Ufaransa? Krismasi ni sherehe kubwa kwa taifa ambalo huadhimishwa kwa njia tofauti ikiwa uko Paris, Normandy au Provence. - Watu katika eneo la Alsace hupamba nyumba zao kwa mapambo ya Krismasi yenye kupendeza. Katika Provence, ni desturi kutumikia desserts 13 juu ya Krismasi <unk> Eve. - Katika Milima ya Alps ya Savoie, unaweza kuonja sahani nzuri ya jibini kama vile fondue au raclette. Kwanza kabisa, Krismasi ni sherehe ya kidini inayokumbuka kuzaliwa kwa Yesu Kristo huko Bethlehemu. Kisha idadi kubwa ya mila zimeibuka kama vile Advent wreaths na kalenda, chakula cha jioni kubwa juu ya Krismasi <unk> Eve, zawadi na zawadi, bila kusahau miti ya Krismasi! Kuna miti mingi ya Krismasi yenye kupendeza kotekote Ufaransa, lakini ile ya Strasbourg na Nancy ni kati ya miti maridadi zaidi ambayo nimewahi kuona. Miti ya Krismasi yenye kung'aa, iliyopambwa kwa taa zenye kung'aa, ni sehemu muhimu ya msimu wa sherehe. Huenda nikawa na upendeleo kidogo, lakini hakuna kitu kinachoweza kulinganishwa na wakati wa Krismasi huko Alsace. Hii ni kwa nini utapata mengi ya habari na picha juu ya blogu hii wakfu kwa mkoa huu katika kaskazini mashariki mwa Ufaransa. Ikiwa unapenda Krismasi na kila kitu kinachohusiana nayo, Alsace ndiyo mahali panapofaa. Kuna mapambo ya Krismasi kote katika miji na vijiji, na masoko mengi ya Krismasi ambayo huvutia wageni wengi kila siku. "Mambo ya Krismasi: ""Mambo ya Krismasi"" ni jina la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria la kihistoria." Unasemaje "Krismasi nchini Ufaransa" kwa Kifaransa? "Kristo ni ""Noël"" katika Kifaransa, na kwa hiyo ni capitalized katika wote wa pekee na wingi." Neno hili la kiume (je vous souhaite un beau Noël <unk> I wish you a merry Christmas) linakuwa la kike linapotumiwa na kifungu cha pekee (je vous verrai à la Noël <unk> I will see you at Christmas) kwa sababu ellipsis ya <unk>fête de<unk> hutumiwa. Hata hivyo, linapokuja nyimbo za Kuzaliwa kwa Kristo, neno linalotumiwa ni la kiume lenye herufi ndogo (nous avons chanté des noëls <unk> tuliimba nyimbo za Krismasi). Noël pia ni jina la familia la kawaida (mchezaji wa filamu Annie Noël, Mbunge wa Vosges Jean-Baptiste Noël, mcheshi Matthieu Noël, nk. Kwa mfano, jina la kwanza la kiume (Noël) na jina la kwanza la kike (Noëlle) ni jina la kwanza la kiume. Mara nyingi jina hilo hupewa watoto wanaozaliwa siku ya Krismasi. Pakua kamusi yetu ya Kiingereza-Kifaransa na Kifaransa-Kijerumani kuhusu Krismasi. "Kama ilivyotajwa hapo juu, ""Noël"" ni jina la kwanza la kihistoria la Ufaransa, ambalo lilitumiwa katika karne ya 12." "Kulingana na hadithi, mwaka 1223 Mtakatifu Francisko wa Assisi aliunda ""kibanda cha kwanza cha Krismasi"" kabla ya misa ya usiku wa manane." Mandhari hizo zilichezwa na waigizaji (wakazi wa kijiji cha Grecchio, Italia) na wanyama halisi walikuwa sehemu ya tukio hilo. Kwa hiyo, vitanda vya kwanza vilikuwa michezo ya kuzaliwa kwa Yesu. Katika Alsace, kumbukumbu ya zamani zaidi ya kuwepo kwa kitanda cha watoto katika kanisa (1420) huhifadhiwa huko Haguenau. - Maneno ya kwanza ya mti wa Krismasi uliokatwa katika msitu ili kuinuliwa ndani ya nyumba huhifadhiwa katika kumbukumbu za manispaa ya Sélestat. Ilikuwa ni Krismasi ya mwaka 1521. - Mti wa Krismasi wa Strasbourg kwenye Place Kléber unachukuliwa kuwa mrefu zaidi nchini Ufaransa na moja ya ndefu zaidi barani Ulaya. - Katika Ufaransa, soko la Krismasi hutafsiriwa kuwa Marché de Noël. Katika miji fulani, jina hilo hubadilishwa na Village de Noël. Kwa mfano, soko la Krismasi huko Colmar lina vijiji vitano vya Krismasi. - Soko la kale zaidi la Krismasi nchini Ufaransa ni lile la Strasbourg. Mji mkuu wa Alsace, wakati huo sehemu ya Milki Takatifu ya Kirumi, umekuwa ukifanya Christkindelsmärik yake tangu 1570. Miji michache tu ya Ufaransa inaonyesha piramidi kubwa ya Krismasi katika masoko yao ya Krismasi: Metz, Arras, Calais na Nice. Kwa familia nyingi nchini Ufaransa, Desemba 24, usiku wa Krismasi, ni tukio la sehemu mbili: siku ya maandalizi ya haraka na jioni ya sherehe karibu na chakula cha jioni cha Krismasi: le Réveillon de Noël. - Kabla ya kuonekana kwa Baba Krismasi, ilikuwa Yesu Mdogo (le Petit-Jésus) ambaye aligawanya zawadi huko Paris na Ufaransa (bila kujali Alsace-Lorraine na Flanders). - Katika Alsace, kuna wasambazaji kadhaa wa zawadi: Baba Krismasi bila shaka, lakini pia Saint-Nicolas na Christkindel. Krismasi imekuwa wakati wa kubadilishana zawadi na familia yako. Kulingana na Taasisi ya Taifa ya Takwimu ya Ufaransa (INSEE), watu wa Ufaransa hutumia asilimia 2.5 ya mapato yao ya kila mwaka kununua zawadi za Krismasi. Hii inawakilisha thuluthi mbili ya bajeti yao ya sasa. Wimbo wa Krismasi wa zamani zaidi nchini Ujerumani uliandikwa katika karne ya 9. Iliandikwa na mtawa Otfried wa Wissembourg (mji ambao sasa uko Ufaransa), anayeonwa kuwa mshairi wa kwanza wa lugha ya Kijerumani. "Hiyo ni wimbo wa kwanza wa Ufaransa wa karne ya 16 ""Entre le Bœuf et l'âne gris.""" "Tuno Rossi aliimba wimbo ""Petite Noël"" mwaka 1946 na wimbo huo ulishinda rekodi ya Ufaransa kwa mauzo ya single." Kwa sababu ya kuvutia kwa Krismasi, tovuti yetu ina orodha ya vitu muhimu kuhusu Krismasi, kutoka kwa mapokeo hadi sherehe na gastronomy. Hapa ni uteuzi wa makala ya Krismasi kuchapishwa kwenye blogu. Jifunze kuhusu desturi za Krismasi nchini Ufaransa - The French Christmas Traditions Guide - 15 French Traditions of Christmas You Should Know! - Tunasherehekeaje Sikukuu ya Advento nchini Ufaransa? "Kristo: ""Mti wa Krismasi"" ni mti wa Krismasi wa Ufaransa, na ni aina gani ya mti wa Krismasi nchini Ufaransa?" - Ni mapambo gani ya mti wa Krismasi katika Ufaransa? 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