How is Christmas celebrated in different corners of Europe? An exciting quiz from the Russian-German Meeting Center will reveal unexpected traditions, culinary secrets, and the atmosphere of famous markets. The interactive format and spirit of travel will make this event truly festive and educational. Christmas is not just a tree, gifts, and lights, but a whole kaleidoscope of traditions that acquire their unique features in each country. The Library on Karpovka invites you to embark on a festive journey through Europe in the format of a quiz. The interactive program «Journey to Christmas», prepared by the Russian-German Meeting Center, will be part of the festival «Waiting for a Miracle» and a true adventure for those who love to learn new things. In the first part, participants will enjoy an intellectual game: original questions, riddles, and quizzes will introduce them to unusual Christmas traditions from different countries - from Austria and Germany to France and the Netherlands. We will learn who Krampus is, why they guess with a shoe in the Czech Republic, what the Finnish Santa is called, and what songs are sung in Polish families around the Christmas table. The game is suitable for both adults and teenagers - all you need to participate is curiosity and a sense of celebration. The second part of the program is an immersion into the atmosphere of a real German market. Participants will learn how Christmas Eve is celebrated in Germany, what dishes must appear on the festive table, what is drunk in the streets, how to decorate the house, and how a magical mood is created. There will be room not only for facts but also for warm stories, lively pictures from European cities, and the spirit of waiting for Christmas. This event will be an ideal opportunity to escape from the everyday routine and feel like a traveler on the most beautiful winter routes of Europe for a couple of hours. The quiz inspires, entertains, teaches new things, and creates a truly festive atmosphere. A great choice for a family outing, a friendly gathering, or just a bright December evening.