Technically there is no Santa Claus in France! So they can't leave him anything, can they? What they do have is Père Noel (or Father Christmas). They leave their shoes by the fireplace in hopes that Père Noel will fill them with candy and other gifts.
Children in France refer to Santa Claus as "Père Noël," which translates to Father Christmas.
In France, children leave shoes by the fireplace on Christmas Eve so that Pere Noel (the French version of Santa Claus) can fill them with presents while they are asleep.
If you don't have a chimney and a fireplace, Santa has a magical key that can unlock any door if the children that live there truly believe in him.
Santa Claus is called "le père Noël" in French.I think they still call him Santa clause like English people say it
Children typically hang stockings over the fireplace before Christmas night in the hopes that Santa Claus will fill them with gifts and treats.
No because Santa Claus does not exist
Yes, Virginia, there is a French Santa Claus.
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Why Santa Claus is in the North Pole making gifts for the good children and bad children!
santa clause looks the same in france.
They call him Santa Claus, or Santa.