What is Boxing Day?

Tapaninpäivä is the day after Christmas, celebrated on December 26. It is an official holiday in several countries, including Finland. Boxing Day has traditionally been a day of rest after Christmas, and in many countries it is also a traditional day to visit relatives and friends.

In Finland, Boxing Day is celebrated in many different ways. For many, it is a day to relax and enjoy the peace after Christmas. For others, it can be a day when we go on nature trips or participate in various events. Some may also take advantage of the day, for example, to shop at discount sales.

The traditions of Boxing Day also include various food traditions. Many families eat leftovers from Christmas, such as ham and boxes. On Boxing Day, it can also be customary to eat, for example, pea soup or other traditional dishes.

Sources: Wikipedia