Easter in Italy is one of the most important holidays of the year; it marks the beginning of the warmer season and launches a period of outdoor activities, including village festivals, concerts, religious rites and processions. The date of Easter changes every year since it coincides with the Sunday following the spring full moon.

According to this rule, Easter is said to be low if it falls from March 22 to April 2, average from April 3 to 13 and high from April 14 to 25. How is Easter celebrated in Italy? From north to south, especially the Passion of Good Friday, this holiday has inspired numerous and heartfelt rituals that include processions, reenactments and staging.