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Holy Week starts Easter, which lasts seven weeks. The last weekend of Lent receives attention from some Spanish brotherhoods that celebrate some processions for being considered Friday of Dolores, Saturday of Passion and Palm Sunday. Holy Week is a famous tradition throughout Spain. It is known for its beauty and mystery and is celebrated throughout Spain. The Easter traditions in Spain are celebrations of religious origin that take place during the days before Easter Sunday.

Holy Week is a set of religious celebrations that takes place the last week of Lent, between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. The festivities commemorate the last moments of Jesus 'life: Palm Sunday is the day that Jesus' entry into Jerusalem is celebrated, Holy Thursday is the date of the Last Supper, Good Friday recalls the crucifixion, Saturday Holy is a day of mourning and, finally, on Easter Sunday the resurrection is celebrated.

During Holy Week, a variety of dishes and desserts are prepared; like cod, hornazos, torrijas, pestiños ... the last 2 are the most famous and sweet. Torrijas are a typical sweet made with bread dipped in milk, sugar and cinnamon, then fried with a little egg. Pestiños, another sweet typical of these holidays, are a mixture of flour, white wine, sesame, cinnamon, lemon or orange, oil and salt. Normally during Easter, meat is not eaten on Fridays, so fish dishes (such as shrimp tortilla or cod) are classic during this holiday.

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In Italy we are used to eat "frittelle" a sort of small balls close to  pancakes and "chiacchiere" known in english as "Mardi Gras fritters".

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Bagolino is a small village situated in Lombardia.  It's one of the oldest carnival in Italy.
The dancers are common called as "Balarì" and they used to dance on tradional songs played by violin.
They wear white gloves and black  shoes.

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Easter in Italy is a huge holiday, second only to Christmas in its importance for Italians. Easter time in Italy starts one week before Easter Sunday with Palms Sunday, when the Holy week starts, then on Good Friday when Christians commemorate  the crucifixion of Jesus and his death at the Calvary. On Easter Sunday people  celebrate  the Resurrection of Jesus from the dead. The day after is called Pasquetta (Easter Monday) and people like to spend this day with friends and doing picnics.

Italian traditions are different from region to region. For example near Brescia kids paint eggs and make little doves with the inside part of fig branches.Traditional Easter foods across Italy may include lamb or goat, artichokes and special Easter breads that vary from region to region. The Colomba (a dove-shaped cake)is often given as gifts, as are hollow chocolate eggs that usually come with a surprise inside.

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In Italy we are used to spending New Year's eve with friends or family celebrating our traditions.

For example, we eat lentils, which are supposed to bring money and fortune. Another typical dish is cotechino, a sort of salami made with various pork pieces.

Another funny tradition is to throw out of the window old objects like plates or glasses. (attention, it can be very dangerous!!!)

We also watch and make fireworks, especially in the south of Italy.

Finally, a traditional way to spend New Year's day is to go swimming in the sea or in the lake to welcome the new year.

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NEW YEAR'S IN SPAIN
It is a family celebration that ends, especially among young people, in an excessive party until dawn. It mixes the religious heritage of a country where two-thirds of the population declares themselves to be Catholic alongside the manias of the most superstitious nation in Europe, where up to 60 percent believe in luck.
The grapes of luck

For each of the last 12 seconds of the year you have to eat a grape.
The clock of the Puerta del Sol in Madrid

From the zero kilometer of the capital there are the bells heard by the Spanish during the last 12 seconds of the year. In that central square, up to 20,000 people meet who defy the cold, the wind, the rain and even the snow.
Superstitions

The Spanish are convinced that it is necessary to follow a ritual to avoid bad luck in the coming year. You have to wear red underwear, as this color is related to love, passion and prosperity. In addition it is convenient to put gold in the glass with which it is going to be offered, either of champagne, wine or cava. Those who do not drink alcohol can simply bite a gold ring. When the chimes end at midnight, it is mandatory to kiss all the people around. And no less important is to enter 2020 with the right foot, to erase the bad and start the year with good feelings.
the Spaniards say goodbye to the year with an abundant and succulent meal.

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The Kazoo or Mirlitón is an instrument used since the beginning of the 20th century by the troupes, chirigotas and quartets in the Carnival of Cádiz and Tenerife.

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Las Murgas (Badajoz, Cádiz, Tenerife)
The murga is a theatrical genre inspired by the chirigotas that mixes satirical theater with music and that is usually a social or critical denunciation in a humorous tone of the past events interpreted by a group of approximately ten people.

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The humorous Chirigotas of Cádiz

In the Carnival of Cádiz, you can entertain yourself with the famous “chirigotas”. These are groups that sing satirical and humorous songs about the themes of society on the streets.

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Spain, carnival celebrations are organized throughout the peninsula, but the most famous take place in Sitges, Cádiz and on the Island of Tenerife (Canary Islands). Next, we describe some of the traditions in which one can participate if celebrating Carnival in Spain:
The "Burial of the Sardine"

Once the Carnival week is completed, the Spaniards celebrate «The Burial of the Sardine». This parade, which is a parody of the funeral procession, ends with the burning of a sardine, Ash Wednesday, to symbolically bury the past and welcome spring and renewal.

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Between 24 December and 6 January, what we know as Christmas is celebrated throughout Spain. They are a few days in which one seeks, above all, happiness, joy and family harmony.

It is a time that mixes religious traditions with pagan traditions. December 25 is Christmas Day par excellence, which has its origin in the birth of the Child Jesus according to Catholic tradition. On the other hand, 31 December is New Year’s Eve, the farewell of the coming year and the welcome of the new year. But since the holidays don’t end here, January 6th is the day of the Three Wise Men.

On the 24th, Christmas Eve is celebrated, a generally family celebration. Normally, all members of the same family gather that night around a copious dinner.

It’s the night Santa brings gifts to everyone who’s been good.

Despite the copious Christmas Eve dinner, Christmas Day brings the family back together for lunch, but not like the night before. Especially in families where there are small children, this day is used to share the gifts that Santa Claus has left in each of the houses. The streets are filled with children testing their skates or new bikes and radio-controlled cars.

From Christmas to the end of the year there is still time to celebrate more festivities. December 28 is the day of the Holy Innocents.  It is another Catholic tradition that has adapted to the society of our times. Currently, that day is the one used in Spain to play small jokes or innocents to the people around. On that day, whatever you hear and whatever you see, it’s probably not true and someone’s pulling your leg.

And finally, we arrive at 31 December, the last day of the year. While Christmas Eve is a fundamentally family holiday, New Year’s Eve is to be celebrated with friends.

January 5th is a very nervous day for the smallest of the houses. During the whole afternoon, in each city go out to parade the great floats of the cavalcades in which, in addition to musicians, artists or people in disguise, there are the Three Kings alluding to all the children of the city. After the horseback riding, the families return home so the children can eat soon and leave their shoes freshly cleaned in the living room. Only this way, during the early morning hours, the Three Wise Men will be able to get to the house and know where to leave the gifts of each of the family members.

With all this, on the morning of the 6th of January all the children get up early from their beds to go to the place where they had left their shoes the night before and discover the gifts.

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- celebration on the 24th december
- Raclette is a hearty meal for Christmas

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Many children paint easter eggs with bright colors that will be hidden "by the Easter Bunny" on Easter Sunday.
On this day, the children search the eggs hidden in the garden or the house.
At breakfast, many people do "Eiertitschen". It's a little game, where two players hold one egg each and the first player hits his own egg against the one of the other player. Whose eggshell breaks first, loses.
Another tradition is the Easter Lamb. It's a pastry in the form of a little lamb and the people eat it on easter.
In the night of Easter, some communities do an Easter Fire. It stands for the sun and a good harvest.

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THIS IS OUR CHRISTMAS MARKET NEXT TO THE COLOGNE CATHEDRAL  

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THIS IS OUR CHRISTMAS MARKET NEXT TO THE COLOGNE CATHEDRAL  

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- Christmas-Tree
- Advent Calendar

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fat thursday: we celebrate in school and after that we go to the city and party on the street with much people
friday: partying in the clubs
saturday, sunday, monday: many carnival parades in the whole city
All in all we dress up however we want (costumes), drink alcohol (if we are allowed), party and have a lot of fun.

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of Jesus

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Normally we all are drinking and having fun.
The most of us are eating raclette.
we all are hearing music and waiting for midnight. A few minutes before 12 am we are going to the streets and watching at the fireworks and also we are making the fireworks.

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OUR TRADITIONAL FOOD ON THE NEW YEARS PARTY IS RACLETTE

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searching eastereggs

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Italy celebrates Carnival with a huge festival marked by parades, masquerade balls, entertainment, music, and parties.
Masks, maschere, are an important part of the Canival festival.

VENICE CARNIVAL
Venice's main Carnevale events are centered around Piazza San Marco, but events are held in every sestiere, or quarter, of Venice.
Venice is also famous for it's masks.

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The town of Ivrea is situated  in the Piedmont region.
The origins of the orange battle tells the story of a young peasant girl named Violetta, who rebuffed the advances of a ruling tyrant. She decapitated him and chaos ensued, with other villagers.
During the present-day one girl is chosen to play the role of Violetta, and dozens of aranceri (orange-throwers) representing both the tyrant and the peasants throw oranges at each other.