He joined the Great Egg Hunt in Prague

There are several reasons to visit Prague. It is the largest city in Czechoslovakia. It is the capital and center of the country, economically, political and cultural. Since its well-preserved architecture, friendly people, theaters and museums in Prague is considered one of the cities to see in Europe. A particularly good time to visit Prague at Easter.

Easter Market is one of the most festive celebrations in the city. During the Communist era, people are not allowed to hold religious festivals in general. After the fall of the communist period, the market for the Easter holiday has been revived and is now celebrated with pomp and pageantry that used to be.

The whole town participates in the celebration and everyone is invited. The three-week celebration. Decorations and other preparations begin to appear two weeks before Sunday Easter. The Old Town and Wenceslas Square are dotted with colorful posters and stalls selling everything from crafts to crystal.

Schools are ugly Wednesday allows families to spend their time for celebrations. Green Thursday has to do with bands kids with their rattles. Rolling into the city, they wield their rattles and shake with spirit and bravery. They do the same thing to white Friday and Saturday. Things tend to jump over White on Saturday. Like Halloween, White Saturday the boys go from house to house, shaking their rattles until they receive treatment – usually in the form of money. If the goofy masks are intended to scare away evil spirits on Halloween, rattles are designed to scare the Judas.

Women and girls stay home and prepare for Easter eggs. The eggs are painted, decorated and with pride in homes. Men are responsible for preparing the Easter whips. Come Easter Monday, children go from house to house and the owners of the whip. The girls visit the homes that rewards with eggs. Once the kids have had their fill, they go home with their booty decorated eggs.

The celebration is even more joy by the inhabitants to wear traditional costumes and the number of competitions held in the city. Prague is really making a feast for the senses. The festivities lasted a week after Easter, but the goodwill that promotes longer than a lifetime.

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