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Festivities in Germany and Spain
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In Germany and Spain
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In Germany and Spain
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In Spain, Carnivals begin
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Germany.
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Only in Germany.
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In Germany and Spain, in Germany it is the end of Carnivals and in Spain it has a religious meaning
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In Germany and Spain
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Only in Spain
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Only in Germany
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In Spain beginning of Easter, public holiday
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In Germany and in Spain public holiday, on Monday as well
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Only in Germany, children hunt for eggs
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In Spain we remember Easter forty days.
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Specially celebrated in some parts of Spain.
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Public holiday in Germany and Spain
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In Spain, the first Sunday of May
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In Germany
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Only in Germany
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Celebrated Sunday and Monday.
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Only in Germany.
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Only in Spain, not a national festivity
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Only in Spain
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Only in Spain, in Pamplona people run in front of the bulls
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Only in Spain
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Only in Spain, usually the third week of August
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Germany's national holiday
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Only in Spain, public holiday
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Only in Basque Country, Spain
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Only in Germany
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In Spain and parts of Germany, a public holiday
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Only in Germany.
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In Spain public holiday, in Germany children get sweets
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This day is a public holiday in Spain because it conmemorates the Constitutional Referendum of 1978 when the Spanish Constitution was passed. It was the first time that Spanish people could vote democratically about the laws for our country. In Hungary and Germany the children get sweets, because St. Nikolaus came one time and gave sweets to children.
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On 24th of December people in Hungary, Spain and Germany have a special Christmas dinner with their family. The Hungarian and German people get presents.
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On the 25th and the 26th the Germans and the Hungarians visit their families and friends. The Spanish people get their presents on the 25th and stay with their family. The Olentzero brings presents for children in The Basque Country(Euskal Herria) They have lunch together and eat “turron“ for dessert.
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26th the Germans and the Hungarians visit their families and friends. In Spain it is not a holiday.
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Only in Spain.
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In Germany and Spain.
