2024年9月24日 · For Easter, France enjoys a three day weekend, as Easter Monday is a national holiday in France. During the traditional Easter family reunion, kids go egg hunting (you can see our daughter Leyla in action in the picture below), but …

2024年3月15日 · This article will explore 10 French Easter traditions, from decorated egg displays to spring markets in Alsace, from famous Easter bells to delicious Easter buns. Follow me on a tour of these age-old customs that make up the charm and richness of French culture!

2024年3月5日 · Known as “le repas de Pâques”, the French Easter meal is a joyous family fare with staple features like lamb, eggs, asparagus and strawberries. It’s all about celebrating the arrival of Spring and the rebirth of nature! Read along for some of my insight regarding a traditional French Easter menu, to help inspire you in the kitchen!

2024年3月26日 · One of the most popular Easter traditions in France and worldwide is the Easter egg hunt! Several towns, local villages, and organizations plan Easter egg hunts as a way of fulfilling the tradition which is super popular among children.

2022年3月29日 · In France, in most regions, it’s traditionally believed that it’s the Easter Bells (“les cloches de Pâques”) who bring the eggs to the children on Sunday morning. In the Catholic tradition, Church bells don’t ring between Maundy Thursday (“le Jeudi Saint”) and Easter Sunday, to commemorate the Passion of Christ and his resurrection.

2024年1月10日 · Eggs are an important symbol of Easter, symbolizing fertility and rebirth. During Lent, eggs are not allowed until Easter day. In many ancient civilizations, such as the Egyptians and Greeks, it was customary to eat eggs at the beginning of Spring. In Bessiers, a southwestern city in France, the city formed the brotherhood of the Giant Omelette.

The egg hunt is “la chasse aux oeufs,” in French. Egg hunts are similar around the world where hidden eggs (usually hidden by parents), are left for children to run around and find. In France, many towns organise for an easter egg hunt in a nearby park for residents and their Easter weekend visitors.

In France, we say that Easter eggs are brought to children by bells, who left to pray in Rome during Lent and come back for Easter, dropping chocolate eggs on the way. Parents often hide these eggs in the house or garden for children to find …

2025年3月15日 · French chocolatiers create stunning artisanal masterpieces, from intricately designed eggs to whimsical chickens, rabbits, and even fish—known as “fritures.” These tiny chocolate fish are a nod to “Poisson d’Avril,” the French equivalent of …

Easter Eggs. The tradition of Easter eggs as presents in France dates all the way back to the 4th century, when Catholics were not allowed to eat meat or eggs during Lent. All of the eggs that had been laid during the 40 day period of Lent were then used to make an omelet which could be eaten on Easter Sunday. If you are visiting Paris with ...