Republic Day/Festa della Repubblica (Italy)

Republic Day, known as Festa della Repubblica in Italy, is the country’s national day commemorating the referendum held in 1946. This historic referendum led to the abolition of the monarchy and the establishment of the Italian Republic. Celebrated annually on June 2nd, Republic Day is a significant occasion in Italy, marked by various festivities, ceremonies, and patriotic events, reflecting on the nation’s democratic values and identity as a republic.