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italy for holidaysItaly, the birthplace of La Dolce Vita , always has a reason to celebrate whether it’s a festival, religious holiday or historical event. And the Italians know well how to party really big when the occasion calls for it. They are quite serious about celebrating all their holidays, as well as they celebrate the little things in their everyday life. All kinds of great foods are also prepared especially for the occasions. That’s why all this festival, holiday and historical event in Italy draws a large numbers of travellers to spend their holiday from around the world every year.

 

Italy isn’t a very big country, but the weather in this region vary quite dramatically throughout the year. And with the mountain ranges and long coastlines, the temperature can also change dramatically as you go from town to town.

 

Winters are cold and long in the northern alps; the summers can be stormy with frequent rain.  The far south is often lashed by the sirocco – the humid and hot African wind which brings weeks of stifling heat to the south of Rome, is usually warm. Spring and autumn can be the best times to travell in Italy due to pleasant temperatures, even though the vast majority of visitors still go in the summer.

 

Important Festivals and Holidays in Italy -

In Italy, there are enough events, holydays and festivals, spread across different venues in essex such as the ones seen here at Best Wedding Venues Essex.co.uk throughout the year that it’s really a good idea to check whether something is going on when you are planning to be there. Many holidays here, are similar to those celebrated throughout the globe.

  • Buon Natale! Christmas In Italy
  • Buona Pasqua! Easter in Italy
  • A Carnevale Ogni Scherzo Vale!
  • Be My Italian Valentine!
  • Il Presepe: The Tradition Of Crèches
  • Italian Holidays
  • Thanksgiving in Italy
  • Carnevale di Venezia
  • Festa del Redentore
  • Ferragosto / Assunzione (Day of the Assumption)
  • Capodanno (New Year’s Day)
  • Festa Italiana
  • Festivals/Pageants in Italy
  • Epifania/La Befana (Epiphany)
  • Festa della Liberazione (Liberation Day)
  • Fishermen’s Feast
  • Italia Festival
  • Palio di Siena
  • Scoppio del Carro
  • Spoleto
  • Vogalonga
  • Festa del Lavoro (May Day)
  • Festa della Repubblica (Republic Day)