- en.wikipedia.org Walpurgis NightWalpurgis Night (/vælˈpʊərɡɪs, vɑːl-, -ˈpɜːr-/), an abbreviation of Saint Walpurgis Night (from the German Sankt-Walpurgisnacht [zaŋkt valˈpʊʁɡɪsˌnaxt]...
- ancient-origins.net history-ancient-traditions/…Another typical activity carried out on Walpurgis Night is the lighting of bonfires, which, according to one tradition, was also a means of warding off witches.
- worldhistory.org Walpurgis_Night/In the present day, Walpurgis Night celebrations combine elements of the pagan Celtic and Germanic customs with the veneration of the Christian saint.
- holidaycalendar.io holiday/walpurgis-nightWhether you believe in the supernatural or not, Walpurgis Night is a fun and unique celebration that brings communities together.
- holidays-today.com holidays/walpurgis-night.htmlWalpurgis Night has been celebrated since the eighth century in many countries. On the day that spring arrives, plants and herbs take on special properties that...
- spookyisles.com walpurgis-night/Dracula, a truly European vision of horror has a number of links with Walpurgis night. In the short story “Dracula’s Guest” takes place on Walpurgis Night.
- limbuscompany.fandom.com wiki/Walpurgis_NightWalpurgis Night is a reoccurring event that takes places every quarter of the year. Walpurgis Night is an event revolves around a phenomenon that affects the Engine...
- nationaltoday.com walpurgis-night/History of Walpurgis Night. The holiday’s origins may be traced to pagan fertility ceremonies and the arrival of spring.
- holidayscalendar.com event/walpurgis-night/Walpurgis Night, also known as Walpurgisnacht in German, is a holiday that occurs on April 30th in different parts of Europe.
- tripsavvy.com walpurgis-night-in-sweden-1626011Walpurgis Night precedes Labour Day in Scandinavia on May 1 and many Walpurgis events continue overnight from April 30 into that holiday.