“Keep Christmas in your own way, and let me keep it in mine.” So mutters Scrooge — who didn't keep it at all. But he wasn't wrong. We don't all keep Christmas the same way. Britain is where ...

Here are 18 British Christmas traditions that might surprise you. ... Christmas crackers are often pulled at the start of the meal, and the paper hats found inside are worn throughout the meal.

Prime rib is the cut from which rib-eye steaks are portioned, except, in this instance, it weighs multiple pounds and often comes with the ribs still attached.

The Christmas displays are included in a standard admission, with tickets from £30 ($37). The Palace of Holyroodhouse The Throne Room at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, Scotland ...

Crackers. To Americans, "crackers" are the crunchy, edible things on the cheese plate. What the British call "savoury biscuits." When they say "cracker," in the U.K., they're referring to a ...

"The British celebration starts Christmas day, and it's 12 whole days of celebrating," said said the Rev. Carl Turner, rector of Saint Thomas Anglican Church in New York.