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St. Knut's Day puts an end to Christmas Closing ceremony of the Christmas CityIt's time to take farewell of Christmas. The Christmas season will be closed and the lights of the Cathedral Christmas tree will be put out on St. Knut's Day 13 January 2010. |
Welcome to Turku, the Christmas City of Finland!
The Grand Opening of the Christmas City was celebrated 28 November 2009 at 5 pm at the Cathedral Square. The ceremony is a starting shot for hundreds of Christmas events including art exhibitions, concerts, theatre performances and happy events for children.
In Turku, Christmas is traditionally celebrated until St. Knut’s Day 13 January 2010. The Christmas City offers various events for everyone during six weeks.
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Page last updated 11/30/2009 3:15 PM and the page was published on 11/30/2009 2:25 PM
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