Living nativity scenes and pageants, in Italian "presepi viventi", are quite common in Italy. Living nativity scenes are usually presented for several days, thanks to the fact that many people in Italy enjoy wearing a costume and act out the parts of the nativity.
Considering that in many parts of Italy living nativity scenes have become a secular tradition, it could be a great idea to plan to visit a few during Christmas holidays. Here a few tips on where to go.
Fonte: This is Italy
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