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Well, according to traditional Norwegian myths, Santa Claus lives on the North Pole, as l0b0 says in his answer. However, in many parts of the world, if you do send a letter addressed to:
Santa Claus
The North Pole
It will end up in Drøbak, where Santa will answer every single letter (note, in many countries (for instance the US) they send it elsewhere). According to the official tourist information website of Drøbak, this is where Santa lives.
Some, that have figured out the Santa doesn't live on the North Pole, (and neither in Drøbak), knows that the true Santa actually resides in Finland.
However, I think l0b0 is correct in that there's no common "tales" where Santa lives any other place than the North Pole.
This is what I remember from when I was a little kid, and from little kids today.
I'm Norwegian, if that's a good enough source :)
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According to Norwegian myth, Santa Claus lives on the North Pole. I am not aware of any references in Norwegian fiction to Santa Claus living in a specific city, either in Norway or other countries, although the Wikipedia article mentions both Drøbak and Longyearbyen.
I'm Norwegian, if that's a good enough source :)