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Date: December 25th
Background: Christmas Day in Andorra, as in many Christian countries, is a public holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ. It is a day steeped in religious significance and cultural traditions.
History & Traditions: Andorra, with its strong Catholic heritage, celebrates Christmas with fervor. The festivities often begin with the traditional "Caga Tió," a Catalan Christmas log that "gives" presents to children when hit with sticks on Christmas Eve. Midnight Mass, known as "La Misa del Gallo" (The Rooster's Mass), is an integral part of the celebration, symbolizing the start of Christmas Day.
Homes and streets are adorned with Nativity scenes ("Pessebres") and lights, reflecting the country's festive spirit. Families gather to exchange gifts and enjoy a festive meal that typically includes escudella i carn d'olla, a hearty Catalan stew.
What People Do:
Christmas Day in Andorra is a blend of religious observance and family-oriented activities, reflecting both the country's deep-rooted traditions and contemporary celebrations.
