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Feast of the Immaculate Conception (Immaculata Concezione) 🛐
Every year the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, locally known as L'Immacolata Concezione is held on December 8th. Christians in Amalfi celebrate this day as an Italian public holiday. The Catholics commemorate the day when Mary was graced as immaculate or free of sin.St. Stephen's Day 🛐
Il giorno di Santo Stefano, popularly known as St Stephen’s Feast Day is a public holiday in Italy on December 26th. Visiting the nativity scenes inside churches is the common tradition on St Stephen's Feast Day. A variety of festivals, carnivals and markets take place on this day throughout Italy.Festival
Christmas Day (Natale) 🎡
Christmas Day on December 25th is celebrated by the people of Amalfi as a public holiday. For Christmas presents, children write letters to Babbo Natale who is the Father Christmas. Christmas celebrations usually officially start eight days before Christmas where many people will attend church everyday, whilst on Christmas Eve many people attend midnight mass and do not eat meat. Finally, on Christmas Day, people will attend church once again and feast upon various delights such as cured meat, lasagne, roast chicken, braised beef and Panettone (fruit cake). But of course many Italian families will have their own adaptations.Slide and Tap for more Amalfi Weather Averages