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In Portugal we celebrate the "Kings Day" in January 6th.
In that day in Portugal we have the tradicion of bake the "Bolo Rei" with a bean. The person who finds the bean have to bake the cake nest year.
All over the country people "sing the janeiras", "sing the king" or the "reisadas", dor to dor. They´re invited to enter inside the houses, and are offered to them small meals, like sweets, salty foods, charcuterie, wines, etc.

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In Portugal we eat King Cake - "Bolo Rei" - In portuguese

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We usually build the Christmas's Tree in at the end of november.

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The dining table, a meeting point for Porguese families.

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In Portugal we make nativity scene

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In Finland we celebrate Christmas on Christmas Eve. Typical traditions include eating rice porridge (usually an almond is placed in The porridge and one gets , the almond is lucky/makes a wish/gets a small present), Santa Claus visiting families with small children, sauna, Christmas dinner with ham, carrot casserole etc, gingerbread cookies and chocolate for desert. A lot of people go to church around Christmas and sing of listen to Christmas songs and spend time with extended family.

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On Christmas Eve (‘Kerstavond‘ in Flemish and ‘le reveillion de Noel‘ in Walloon), a special Belgian Christmas meal is prepared at home for the family to enjoy together. The lavish meal begins with a drink (aperitif) and nibbles, with a starter course (such as seafood) and the main course (usually turkey) afterward.Christmas is on 25 December. It is a religious occasion, with services in churches and quiet family gatherings. Families bake special cakes and serve them during the holiday season.A traditional dessert is a chocolate Christmas log, made of sponge roll, layered with cream. This is ‘Kerststronk‘ or ‘la buche de Noel‘. Chocolate buttercream covers the outside of the dessert and it is prepared in a way to resemble a bark-covered log.Children get gifts under the Christmas tree but this is not the same everywhere. In some families, they buy gifts for each other and put them under the tree. There is no Santa to bring the gifts.

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On Christmas Eve (‘Kerstavond‘ in Flemish and ‘le reveillion de Noel‘ in Walloon), a special Belgian Christmas meal is prepared at home for the family to enjoy together. The lavish meal begins with a drink (aperitif) and nibbles, with a starter course (such as seafood) and the main course (usually turkey) afterward.Christmas is on 25 December. It is a religious occasion, with services in churches and quiet family gatherings. Families bake special cakes and serve them during the holiday season.A traditional dessert is a chocolate Christmas log, made of sponge roll, layered with cream. This is ‘Kerststronk‘ or ‘la buche de Noel‘. Chocolate buttercream covers the outside of the dessert and it is prepared in a way to resemble a bark-covered log.Children get gifts under the Christmas tree but this is not the same everywhere. In some families, they buy gifts for each other and put them under the tree. There is no Santa to bring the gifts.

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In Estonia Christmas Eve (jõuluõhtu) is celebrated on December 24. On that day people cover plentiful dining table. Traditional Estonian Christmas food is pork, souerkraut, blood sausage and meat jelly. There are also gingerbread on the table. Todays Christmas food is changed.

The old custom is to eat 9-12 times on Christmas Eve or to put a same number of dishes on the table.

During december gnomes peek from window and leave sweets into good childrens slippers.

On Christmas Eve Santa Clause visits  these families where children and adults have been good. Santa has rod on his belt but usually he brings gifts. To get gift from Santa, people sing or perform to him. Sometimes Santa leavs gifts under the Christmas tree. Switching gifts can take place on ohter Christmas holiday.

On December 24th, people go on cemetery and light a candle to celebrate deceased. Cemeteries are very beautiful on Christmas Eve. Visiting Christmas Eve service in churches is coming more popular.

Christmas give peace for wild animals also.

The hunting peace is announced earlier, but it is valid from 24 to 26. December.

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In Belgium we decorate the Christmas tree at the end of November and then we buy presents for each other and put them under the tree. At Christmas eve, we also eat a festive meal.