Facts About France Easter in France

Easter Day, the celebration of Resurrection of Lord Jesus three days after crucifixion, is a tradition that is celebrated in most of the regions of the world with some variations. Besides the traditional feats and religious customs, modern Easter celebrations also include newer elements such as hunt for Easter Bunny and Easter Egg. France, considered as one of the pioneer of western culture and plays a significant influence in the cradle of Christianity, celebrates Easter traditionally with lots of fun and vigor and also with some of the modern customs and festivities.





Shops, commercial establishments and homes decorated with Easter bunnies and eggs, dark chocolate rabbits, bells and fish, finely decorated Easter eggs, and flying bells, among others, are some of the common sightings on the streets of France. Lamb Stew made with spring vegetables and other delicious dishes made from leg of lamb are also common in many Christian households in France. Like in many other parts of the world, kids and children play with Easter eggs and make beautifully handmade Easter Crafts.