24
Dec
"Notte di Natale," or Christmas Eve, is a special night on December 24th when families in Italy and other places get together to celebrate. People enjoy a big dinner with delicious dishes, especially seafood, because many Italians don't eat meat on this night. It's a time to feel happy and spend time with family, talking, laughing, and often singing Christmas songs. Some families also go to church for a midnight mass to remember the birth of baby Jesus. Children are excited because they know Santa Claus or "Babbo Natale" will soon come to bring presents for Christmas morning.
How to celebrate Notte di Natale?
Spend the evening with family and friends, decorating a Christmas tree with lights and ornaments. Listen to cheerful Christmas music and sing carols together. Enjoy a delicious dinner with traditional foods and sweet treats, sharing smiles and laughter. Play fun games, telling stories or watching holiday movies to keep everyone entertained. Before bed, leave out cookies and milk for Santa and carrots for his reindeer. Snuggle up with a cozy blanket, and try to fall asleep quickly so Santa can visit. Remember, it's a time for joy, love, and making special memories with those you care about.
Where Notte di Natale is celebrated?
- - International
- - Italy
