Glimpses of the Sun: Polish Holidays in Southern Italy In the rich mosaic of European cultural traditions, holidays represent one of the most significant moments to explore the peculiarities of each people. In Poland, a country rich in history and deep traditions, national holidays are transformed into a unique opportunity for its citizens to explore

. German Unity Day, celebrated on October 3, is one of the country’s most important national holidays. This day not only commemorates the reunification of Germany in 1990, but is also an opportunity for citizens to take a break from their daily routines and treat themselves to a holiday. In recent years, Southern Italy has

. Every year, on April 27, the Netherlands turns orange to celebrate King’s Day (Koningsdag), one of the most loved holidays by the Dutch. This day is dedicated to the birthday of King Willem-Alexander and represents a moment of national unity and celebration. While many Dutch people participate in the celebrations with flea markets, concerts

. Bastille Day: A Brief Italian Escape for the French With Bastille Day looming on July 14, the French are already planning their extended weekend. This year, July 14th falls on a Sunday, thus guaranteeing a bank holiday Monday. Many are wondering: where will the French go for this short break? The answer may surprise

An Italian Retreat: Why the French Love to Spend Their Holidays in Italy on V-Day May 8th is a special date for the French. It is Victory Day in World War II, known in France as “V-Day” (Victoire 1945). It is a day of national commemoration, but also an opportunity for many French people to