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Famous games with the circus theme are 3 Clown Monty, Big Top (and its many variants), and Buster Hammer. Games in this theme are added regularly, and we’ll keep you posted!

A Christmas cake is bread topped with spice. This spice has a symbolic meaning. Christmas carol differs from Easter carol. The latter often has pieces of fruit, while the former is covered with a layer of icing sugar.

Our distant ancestors celebrated the arrival of light at the end of December. There are also several traditions, such as Germanic and Roman in which the house was decorated with branches and lights in December. There is a lot of symbolism behind each form of decoration, such as fertility. People used to hang real candles… Continue reading Why do we hang lights and baubles on the tree?

In many countries they do not celebrate Boxing Day at all. Starting the day with a full breakfast, followed by a walk and then a game can be called a successful day!

According to unwritten rules, you are allowed to buy and decorate a Christmas tree from 21 December. However, this tradition is pushed forward every year. Now, it is often the day after Christmas Eve, 6 December, that people buy a tree in droves. And that is not surprising at all, because then you can enjoy… Continue reading From when can you buy a Christmas tree?

Everyone rigs up a Christmas tree in their home every December. The size varies from about 3 centimetres to up to 3 metres high. Around the beginning of the era, it was already a Germanic tradition to bring tree branches into the house for decoration in winter. Green trees and branches symbolised fertility. A beautiful… Continue reading Why do we put a Christmas tree in our house in December?

Keep a close eye on Casino around Carnival time. Carnival deposit bonuses, free spins, cashbacks – you’ll come across them all.

There absolutely are. Just keep in mind that they are mostly internationally oriented – think Rio Carnival and Mardi Gras.

The date on which Carnival is celebrated is different every year. This is because the feast is linked to Easter. The 40 days before Easter are the traditional days of fasting for Catholics. The first day of fasting is ‘Ash Wednesday’. In preparation for Lent, the three days before Ash Wednesday are celebrated. So on… Continue reading When is Carnival?

Everywhere in the world! It is also celebrated in Brazil, New Orleans, Venice, Tenerife and even Notting Hill (yes, from that film) in London!