9Trafalgar Square Christmas Tree – London, UK

Every year, the people of Norway gift a majestic Christmas tree to Trafalgar Square in London as a symbol of gratitude for British support during World War II. The tree, usually a 20-meter (65-foot) Norwegian spruce, is decorated in a classic Nordic style with vertical strings of white lights.

It stands proudly in front of the National Gallery, becoming the focal point of Christmas festivities in central London. The lighting ceremony is a cherished tradition, and the tree serves as a reminder of international friendship and peace.

Highlights:

  • Annual gift from Norway since 1947
  • Classic Nordic decorations
  • Historic and meaningful tradition

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