All Saints' Day

All Saints' Day, known as "Tutti i Santi" in Italian, is a significant religious holiday celebrated in San Marino on November 1st each year. It is a day dedicated to honoring all the saints, both known and unknown, in the Christian tradition. In San Marino, a predominantly Catholic country, this day is marked by religious services, including special Masses held in churches across the small republic. Families often visit cemeteries to pay respects to deceased loved ones, cleaning and decorating graves with flowers and candles as a sign of remembrance and reverence. All Saints' Day is a public holiday in San Marino, allowing residents to participate in these traditions and spend time with family. The day is characterized by a reflective and solemn atmosphere, blending religious devotion with cultural practices that honor the memory of the departed.