Children's Day in Poland and Around the World

Children's Day is one of the most anticipated holidays for the little ones, as well as a great opportunity for families to spend time together. In Poland, we celebrate this joyful holiday on June 1st, and every opportunity to celebrate childhood brings many smiles and joy. But how is Children's Day celebrated in other parts of the world? Read on to find out! C

Children’s Day in Poland

In Poland, Children’s Day is a time filled with fun, gifts, and special events. Cities organize numerous fairs, competitions, theater performances, and film screenings dedicated to children. Schools often prepare special activities, and families plan outings – to the zoo, amusement park, or for ice cream. Children receive gifts and have the chance to participate in various activities that bring them lots of joy.

Interesting Traditions from Europe

Germany – In Germany, Children’s Day is celebrated twice: on June 1st and September 20th. It is a time when children are given sweets, toys, and spend time outdoors. Many cities organize fairs and family picnics.

Spain – In Spain, Children’s Day is called “Día del Niño” and is celebrated on April 15th. Children take part in various games, competitions, and sports events. Many cities host colorful parades, and schools prepare special activities.

France – In France, Children’s Day is celebrated on November 20th. On this day, children participate in numerous art, theater, and music workshops. In some regions, there are also joint picnics and fairs.

Children’s Day in the United States

In the United States, Children’s Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of June. Although it is not as widely celebrated as in Poland, many families still choose to spend the day in a special way. Picnics, trips to amusement parks, and small gifts for children are common. In some cities, special events and fairs are organized for the youngest.

How to Spend Children’s Day with MrShuttle?

Our company, MrShuttle, offers unique tours and transfers that can make Children’s Day even more special. Here are some suggestions on how to spend this day in Poland.