Spring Traditions in Europe

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What unique event does the town of Umbria in Italy host every spring?
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The Infiorata festival, where streets are decorated with intricate flower petals to create beautiful artworks.
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Which famous battle event is reenacted during the German spring festival of Sechseläuten?
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The symbolic burning of the Böögg, a snowman figure, signifies the end of winter in Zurich, Switzerland.
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What do the Irish do to celebrate Saint Brigid’s Day as part of spring traditions?
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They weave Brigid's crosses from rushes and celebrate with feasts and rituals.
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In Bulgaria, what is the Martenitsa and when is it exchanged?
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Martenitsa, red and white yarn adornments, are exchanged on Baba Marta Day to celebrate the arrival of spring.
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What does the Beltane festival in Scotland mark?
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Beltane marks the beginning of the pastoral summer season with fire rituals and dancing.
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What is the traditional activity associated with Easter Monday in Hungary?
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Men sprinkle women with water or perfume in a tradition called 'dousing,' wishing them health and beauty.
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How do the French celebrate Easter with a unique tradition?
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In Haux, France, a giant omelette is cooked in the town's main square with thousands of eggs to feed the community.
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What is Walloon Pancake Day and where is it celebrated?
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It is celebrated in Belgium with the preparation and eating of pancakes, marking the end of carnival and the coming of spring.
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How is the Primavera festival celebrated in Spain?
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It involves various celebrations centered around nature, music, and vibrant parades, including the famous Semana Santa processions.
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What do Finnish people do during Vappu to mark spring arrival?
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They celebrate with carnival-style festivities, picnics, and wearing white student caps to mark the arrival of spring.
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What is the significance of Maypole dancing in England?
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It symbolizes the arrival of spring, part of May Day celebrations with colorful ribbons and music.
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How is the arrival of spring celebrated in the Netherlands with flowers?
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Through the famous Keukenhof gardens, showcasing millions of blooming tulips and celebrating the arrival of spring.
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What traditional dish is associated with Greek Orthodox Easter?
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Magiritsa, a lamb soup, is traditionally consumed to break the fast during Greek Orthodox Easter.
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Which Spanish festival involves throwing tomatoes and when is it held?
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La Tomatina, a tomato-throwing festival, is held in August each year in Buñol.
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How do German villages traditionally welcome spring with bonfires?
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Through the traditional Easter Eve bonfire, symbolizing the end of winter and chasing away evil spirits.
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