Easter Monday is a public holiday in Liechtenstein, a small landlocked nation located in Central Europe. It is celebrated the day after Easter Sunday, a Christian festival commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, according to the New Testament of the Bible. The exact date of Easter Monday changes each year, as it is dependent on the ecclesiastical approximation of the March equinox.
In Liechtenstein, Easter Monday is celebrated with various traditions and customs. Many residents of this Alpine country take the day to relax and recover from Easter Sunday's festivities. People usually spend the day with family and friends, indulging in special holiday meals that often include local specialties. The day is also often used to enjoy the beautiful outdoor scenery that Liechtenstein is famous for, such as its mountainous landscapes and picturesque villages.
Even though Easter Monday is not as commercially significant as Easter Sunday, it holds an important place in the hearts of the people in Liechtenstein. It serves as a day for people to gather in religious observance, to treasure quality family time, and to experience the joy and peace that the spring season brings. All businesses, schools, and government offices in Liechtenstein remain closed on this day, giving everyone a chance to extend their Easter celebrations.