New Year, rather, can be called a continuation of the festive Christmas days.The celebration of the New Year in the UK is not as s …
This holiday is very important for the people of Wales.St David is the patron saint of Wales. This holiday is very important to th …
April FoolsSome believe that April 1 was originally celebrated in many countries as the spring solstice. The celebrations of the s …
beltyneCelebrated on the night of 1 May, Beltaine was one of the two most important holidays of the Celtic calendar year, which wa …
From 1 to 3 May, a whisky festival is held in Scotland.A whiskey festival is held in Scotland from 1 to 3 May. Each country has it …
In ancient times, the craft of chimney sweep shrouded a certain mystery.A strange, but never despondent person with stairs, ropes …
Maria SharapovaEvery year, the quiet southern suburb of London, Wimbledon, turns into the world capital of tennis. For two weeks - …
All Saints' DayThe feast day of the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches is a day in which churches glorify God and all saints, kn …
This is Patron of Scotland Day.It's Patron of Scotland Day. The harshness and stubbornness of the Scottish character is best and c …
Genocide is an international crimeThis day in the UK is the Day of Remembrance of the victims of genocide in World War II, this da …
Robert Burns The birthday of the famous poet Robert Burns (1759 - 1796) is a national holiday in Scotland, the poet's homeland. …
Residents dress up as Vikings, light torches, march through the streets.In the ninth century, the Vikings landed on the Shetland I …
Valentine's Day is the most gentle and romantic day for all lovers. On Valentine's Day, First light of day You're your Valentine …
Everything turns green on this holiday, even beer.St Patrick’s Day is originally an Irish holiday with British roots. It is celebr …
Celebrated on the fourth Sunday of Great LentThis holiday is similar to March 8 in Russia. Its roots go back to Victorian times, w …
May DayDo you like the month of May? Are you thinking? It is almost certain that the British love this month. After all, for alm …
The annual London Marathon Floral is more than a sporting eventThe annual London Marathon Floral, an event timed to 14 April, is m …
Queen Elizabeth IIWhat does it mean to celebrate your birthday twice a year for over 50 years? This question can be answered by Qu …
Walpurgis night is the main coven. nWalpurgis Night is the main coven of witches, as well as one of the most important pagan festi …
May 26 is the Spring Festival in England.This day can rightly be called a festival of flowers - on the eve of houses and streets o …
Queen Elizabeth IIOn the second Saturday of June, the birthday of the English monarch is officially celebrated. The Queen was bo …
Scotland is rich in cultural traditionsOn June 24, 1314, at the Battle of Bannockburn, King Robert the Bruce of Scotland defeated …
Day of the Holy ApostlesPeter, originally named Simon, a native of Bethsaida in Galilee, fished. Called by Jesus Christ to the apo …
If it rains on this day, another 40 days of this summer will be rainy.Saint Sweethoun of Winchester is considered the patron saint …
The holiday was first celebrated on August 13, 1992.In the UK and other countries, Wednesday is World Left-handed Day. It was firs …
Presented more than 350 species of alePerterborough, a small town in the east of England, is the second largest beer festival in t …
The term Commonwealth of Nations, first used in 1884After the British Empire lost 13 American colonies, leaving behind Canada, Ind …
Good Friday.It is a Friday in the run-up to Easter Sunday, when Christians remember the day Jesus was crucified. The date of Holy …
Children dress up as monsters and walk around neighborhood houses demanding sweetsHallowe (Hallows Evening) is the night before Al …
Memorial DayOn November 11, 1918, the Armistice of Compiègne, which meant the surrender of Germany, ended World War I, which laste …
Sketch of StonehengeCeltic culture festivals are held in many countries, including in Russia in Vyborg, Nizhny Novgorod - for St. …
Happy Easter!Easter is a Christian holiday in honor of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, celebrated by the Catholic Church on the …
The British were the first to decorate the house.The custom of giving gifts at Christmas was finally established in Britain only i …