Norwegian Christmas Tree

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The Norwegian Christmas Tree is a large festive tree gifted annually by Norway and prominently displayed during the holiday season in Edinburgh’s Princes Street Gardens.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christmas tree
symbol of friendship
audience residents of Edinburgh
tourists
countryOfOrigin Norway
culturalSignificance seasonal landmark in Edinburgh
symbol of international friendship
decoratedWith Christmas lights
ornaments
displayedIn Princes Street Gardens
eventType public ceremony
giftedBy City of Oslo
linked to: Oslo

Norway
hasCharacteristic festive
large
hasHashtag #EdinburghChristmas
#NorwegianChristmasTree
hasPhotoOpportunity yes
isOutdoorInstallation true
isTouristAttraction true
languageOfCeremony English
Norwegian
linked to: Norwegian language
lightingAttendedBy local officials
representatives of Norway
lightingCeremony yes
location Princes Street Gardens
locationCity Edinburgh
locationCountry Scotland
United Kingdom
material spruce tree
near Edinburgh Castle
Scott Monument
occasion Christmas
holiday season
partOf Edinburgh Christmas celebrations
UK–Norway Christmas tree tradition
purpose celebration of Christmas
symbolize friendship between Norway and Scotland
symbolize gratitude for support during World War II
recipient City of Edinburgh
linked to: Edinburgh

Scotland
recurrence annual
similarTo Trafalgar Square Norwegian Christmas Tree
typicalInstallationMonth December
November
visibleFrom Princes Street

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Princes Street Gardens hasAttraction Norwegian Christmas Tree
Norwegian Christmas Tree (Edinburgh) partOf UK–Norway Christmas tree tradition
subject linked to: Norwegian Christmas Tree
linked to: Norwegian Christmas Tree