Experience a "festive flying tour" of nine European countries during the Christmas season with National Geographic. The 45-minute-long episode gives heartwarming glimpses of places like Finnish Lapland, where half a million letters to Santa are sorted year-round, to Estonia's capitol of Tallinn where folk dancers whirl around the city's central Christmas market in traditional garb.
National Geographic's 45-minute aerial tour of Christmas in Europe is pure holiday magic
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