Italian Calendar

The Italian calendar follows the traditional Gregorian system, dividing the year into 12 months and roughly 365 days, with adjustments for leap years. Italian holidays often reflect cultural, religious, and historical significance, such as Christmas (Natale), Easter (Pasqua), and Liberation Day (Festa della Liberazione). The calendar features specific days dedicated to saints and regional festivals, shaping societal rhythms. Public holidays can vary by region but generally include national observances. Overall, the Italian calendar combines standard timekeeping with a rich tapestry of cultural traditions and regional celebrations.