Munich Welcomes Santa from His Northern Lapland Retreat

Written By: Pritam Dhar

Pritam Dhar

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December 5, 2024 11:39 PM

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Just in time for the festive season, Santa Claus has arrived in Munich from Rovaniemi, nestled in northern Finnish Lapland. Starting December 3, Norwegian Airlines is offering direct flights between Munich and Rovaniemi every Tuesday and Saturday. Known as the “official” hometown of Santa Claus, Rovaniemi boasts the enchanting Santa Claus Village—a year-round favorite for visitors of all ages. This Arctic Circle destination is also a magical winter wonderland, where you can marvel at the stunning Northern Lights and explore the pristine beauty of Northern Finland’s icy landscapes.

Jost Lammers, CEO of Munich Airport: “We are delighted about this special destination just in time for the winter and Christmas season”