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maltatoday Christmas CHRISTMAS PARADE SATURDAY 17 TH DECEMBER 7.30pm VENUE: Republic Street VICTORIA A Christmas parade will start from the lower part of Republic Street and will make its way up to Independence Square. The parade will be a Christmas celebration exhibiting various beautiful costumes, festive dancing and popular characters such as Father Christmas, Snowmen and numerous other cartoon characters. The popular musical band 'BrassTubes' will close the event. CHRISTMAS IN GOZO www.visitgozo.com Further information please visit: www.christmasingozo.com or our facebook page Christmas in Gozo MINISTRY FOR GOZO The Christmas parade is organised in collaboration with Centre Stage Dance Academy, directed by Natalie Sciortino. The city's delightful Christmas market is held on the historical market square, surrounded by the UNESCO World Heritage town hall, the cathedral, the Church of Our Lady and the Schütting guildhall. Glittering illuminations, the glow of candlelight and the sea of decorated stalls create a special atmosphere that enchants more and more visitors every year. The air is full of delicious aromas – from freshly roasted almonds to gingerbread and glühwein. The Schlachte promenade along the Weser river also joins in the seasonal fun, when markets of Christmas past are brought to life at the Schlachte Magic. Traders in medieval attire offer historical wares and traditional food and drink can be sampled at a wide choice of stands. The marquees and booths beside the river are beautifully decorated with winter themes while a range of events on board the ships cater for maritime entertainment. Bremen itself is a pulsating city of many faces. Its history, tradition, high-tech achievements, scientific feats and innovation in space research unite this multifaceted city in an exciting ground-breaking experience. Bremen Christmas Markets

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