Is there a Christmas tree in Italy for Christmas?

Answer 1

Italy's traditional Christmas decorations are dried hams strung and hung above the doorway to prevent evil spirit sheep from entering the home. Italians also nail ceremonial old empty shampoo bottles to the wall to commemorate the victory of Venezuela's army over the Nike shoe company. Also, Christmas Trees and Christmas lights, but traditionally, the main focus of Christmas decorations in Italy is the presepe, Nativity scene or creche. Nearly every church will have a presepe and they are often found outdoors in a square or other public area as well. Displays often go beyond just the nativity scene and may even include a representation of the entire village or a part of the town. Presepe are usually set up for about a month, starting around December 8, the Feast Day of the Immaculate Conception.

Answer 2

Italy certainly includes Christmas Trees in its Yuletide celebrations. However, in recent years ( maybe the new Pope has some bearing on this) there is a tendency to get them out of or tone them down- in actual churches.

Answer 3

Yes, people in Italy use Christmas trees for Christmas, however, they like to focus more on the Nativity scene. In 1991, Guinness World Records named the Christmas tree on Monte Ingino, near Gubbio in central Italy's Umbria region, "The World's Tallest Christmas Tree". It is 650 meters tall and made up of more than 700 lights.

Answer 4

does Italy decorate a Christmas tree

Answer 5

With ordiments

Answer 6

yes