Easter Monday

Easter Monday, known as *Lundi de Pâques* in French, is a public holiday in France that follows Easter Sunday. It is part of the Easter celebrations, which commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ in Christian tradition. While Easter Sunday is a religious observance, Easter Monday is often a day for relaxation, family gatherings, and outdoor activities. Many French people take advantage of the long weekend to enjoy springtime, go on picnics, or participate in community events. Traditional Easter activities, such as egg hunts and chocolate egg gifting, may also extend into this day. Public services and some businesses are closed, allowing people to spend time with loved ones or enjoy the blooming season. Overall, Easter Monday in France is a joyful and leisurely day that marks the continuation of Easter festivities.