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87% of British people believe that Christmas would not be the same without a traditional roast turkey.

In 1595, the Christmas Pudding was renamed the Plum Pudding, and consisted of breadcrumbs, eggs, dried fruits & spirits.

A 16 inch Christmas tree in Japan cost $1.8 million. And that's not even the most expensive, by far...

The Nazis attempted to steal Christmas by making glittering swastika, iron cross and toy grenade baubles for the Christmas tree.

The Christmas pickle tradition may have originated as a 19th-century marketing ploy to sell pickle-shaped glass ornaments.

Alcohol and bad weather are probably the biggest factors for health related injuries during any holiday season.

Most of Austria, Germany, Poland & Switzerland open their Christmas gifts on Christmas Eve instead of Christmas Day.

In Christianity red represents the blood of Jesus, while green represents his eternal life.

Two weeks before Christmas is the most popular time for couples to break up. Christmas Day however, is the least popular.

Father Christmas has had various names all over the globe, such as Père Noël in France, & Papá Noel in Spain.

A Drake fan got his name tattooed across her forehead in capital letters, a move which Drake was not a fan of.

In the 13th Century, French Nun's made and gave gifts to the needy on the eve of St. Nicholas.

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