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Make It The Most Special Christmas Ever – Visit Santa in Scandinavia! http://nordicsaga.com/scandinavia-iceland-winter-tours
When the festive season knocks on the door, the best place to celebrate is in Scandinavia, and to make it a unique Scandinavian Christmas, you have to plan early.
Where does he live? Where else but in the realm of eternal snow in a beautiful Scandinavian Winter Wonderland.

Santa’s official hometown is in Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland, in the Arctic region of Finland. You can meet Santa in his office in Santa Village, say hi to his reindeer and hang out with the elves.

Norwegian Santa Claus “Julenissen”, with his little gnomes called “nisse”, lives 35km south of Oslo in Tregaarden’s Christmas House. His official post office is nearby in the small town Drobak. You can meet Santa himself in the main harbor by the tourist office.

If you choose to spend Christmas Holidays in Sweden, visit Tomteland, 300 km from Stockholm. Explore Santa-themed amusement park set on 27 acres in the woods. Visit Santa’s house and post office, search for trolls, spend time with his moose, reindeer, and goats.

The Danes don’t have their own Santa. Their Santa lives in Greenland, outside Ummannaq, but right before Christmas he visits Copenhagen, and you can find him at Tivoli Gardens.

Iceland doesn’t have a traditional Santa. Instead, they have 13 Santas who they lovingly refer to as Yule Lads. Iceland’s Yule Lads live in the mountains and visit towns one by one to bring Christmas gifts.

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