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What Advent Calendars are available this year?
NEW 2025 "Christmas Village" Advent Calendar
For 2025, we're building you a quaint Christmas village throughout the month of December. Every day, you'll open your Advent Calendar to find a new addition to your village: A church, a bakery, or maybe a toy shop? As well as a new building or feature, there will be a wonderful festive surprise of an animated story, activity or game. You'll have a cosy cottage to redecorate to your taste – inside it, you'll find even more games, as well as puzzles, and books and pets to curl up with! All accompanied by delightful festive music, including carols recorded by the wonderful Salisbury Cathedral Choir. Download yours today and prepare for your cosiest Christmas yet!
"Paris" Advent Calendar (Updated for 2025)
The Paris Advent Calendar is available again this year. We've updated it for 2025 so it will count down to Christmas correctly.
"Edwardian" Advent Calendar (Updated for 2025)
The Edwardian Advent Calendar is available again this year as well. We've updated it for 2025 so it will count down to Christmas correctly.
All three available Advent Calendars can be downloaded to your Windows or Mac computer, or run as a native app on your iPhone, iPad, or Android phone or tablet.
Please check the required technical specifications for full details of the supported devices.
Previous years' Advent Calendars
All Advent Calendars released prior to 2023 have been withdrawn from sale. The Sussex (2022), London (2021) and Nordic (2020) Advent Calendars are still available for use if you already have them downloaded, but you will be unable to download them again or use any old activation codes. Please note that these old versions will not observe the correct December date: they will always behave as though Christmas Day has already passed.
Unfortunately we cannot provide technical support if there are any problems with the Sussex (2022), London (2021) or Nordic (2020) Advent Calendars. Our Advent Calendars are by their nature intended for use over a single Christmas season only.
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