Aðfangadagur
Aðfangadagur is the Icelandic term for Christmas Eve, celebrated on December 24th. It is the main day of Christmas celebrations in Iceland, as the festivities traditionally begin in the evening. Families gather for a special meal, often featuring roast lamb, pork, or ptarmigan. Following the meal, it is customary to exchange gifts. Many Icelandic households also enjoy reading from the Bible's account of Jesus' birth and singing Christmas carols.
The tradition of Aðfangadagur has deep roots in Icelandic culture, influenced by both ancient Yule customs
The evening is typically spent in a warm and festive atmosphere. Homes are decorated with lights and