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European Heritage Days
Sep
19
to Sep 21

European Heritage Days

European Heritage Days is an annual event held across Europe on the third weekend of September, offering free access to historical sites, museums, monuments, and government buildings that are usually closed to the public. Launched in 1984, the event highlights cultural heritage through guided tours, special exhibitions, and interactive workshops, allowing visitors to explore everything from medieval castles to private mansions and iconic landmarks. It’s a unique opportunity to discover hidden treasures, learn about history, and celebrate Europe’s rich cultural legacy.

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J-Dag
Nov
7

J-Dag

J-dag (J-Day) is Denmark’s quirky and much-anticipated beer holiday, marking the annual release of Tuborg’s Christmas Brew. Held on the first Friday of November at precisely 8:59 PM, J-Day turns cities across Denmark into scenes of festive chaos, as brewery trucks roll through the streets delivering the first bottles of the seasonal beer. Bars overflow with partygoers dressed in blue Santa hats, enjoying free samples, live music, and an atmosphere that feels like a pre-Christmas carnival. It’s a one-of-a-kind mix of marketing stunt and national tradition, embraced with tongue-in-cheek joy across the country.

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Tivoli Gardens Christmas Market
Nov
14
to Jan 4

Tivoli Gardens Christmas Market

Tivoli Gardens Christmas Market transforms Copenhagen’s beloved 19th-century amusement park into a dazzling winter wonderland, complete with twinkling lights, snow-dusted trees, and over 60 charming stalls selling Danish treats, handcrafted gifts, and holiday decorations. From mid-November through New Year’s, visitors can enjoy mulled wine, roasted almonds, and classic rides lit up in festive splendor. With its blend of old-world charm and fairy-tale magic, the market offers one of Europe’s most atmospheric and family-friendly holiday experiences.

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European Night of Museums
May
16

European Night of Museums

The European Night of Museums is an annual event held across Europe, when museums and cultural institutions open their doors to the public for free or at a reduced price, offering special events, exhibits, and activities that are often not available during regular hours. The event aims to make culture and history more accessible and engaging by offering unique experiences such as guided tours, workshops, live performances, and interactive displays. It attracts thousands of visitors across various cities, providing a chance to explore the art, history, and heritage of Europe in a festive and dynamic atmosphere.

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