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In Italy, during the Christmas holidays, from December 21 to January 6, it is prohibited to travel from one region to another (including the autonomous provinces of Trento and Bolzano), even to reach second residences. On December 25 and 26 and January 1, travel between municipalities will also be prohibited. In addition, the curfew will remain in effect throughout the country from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., which will run from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. only on New Year’s Eve.
There could still be some variation in the theme of travel between small towns, to allow people of the same family who live a few kilometers apart to spend the holidays together. In the rest of Europe, however, the rules about what to do at Christmas vary greatly from country to country.
– Read also: What can and cannot be done at Christmas
Also in England A regime is in force that divides territories into three risk zones, similar to the Italian one. For Christmas, however, families will be able to create a “Christmas bubble”, as the government called it, a bubble made up of a maximum of three families within which they can meet between December 23 and 27. the Welsh has taken the same measures. During this period, each family will be able to stay within a single bubble and therefore travel restrictions will be relaxed. The same will also work inNorth Ireland, but from December 22 to 28. In Scotland instead, the rule was added that the Christmas bubble cannot be made up of more than 8 people, excluding children under 12.
The France, released on December 15 from the confinement, will continue to have a curfew from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. until January 20, which, however, can be violated on the night of December 24 for eve dinners, which in In any case, we recommend that no more than 6 adults participate. . There are no special restrictions for December 25, but there will be no curfew exceptions for the remainder of the Christmas period, including New Years Eve. A maximum of 30 people can participate in the ceremonies at the places of worship.
In Germany there will be a closure from December 16 to January 10. Chancellor Angela Merkel gave the nation a particularly passionate speech a week ago, urging people to accept tighter restrictions during the Christmas season. At this time in the country it is already possible to meet in two family groups, up to a maximum of 5 adults, and from December 24 to 26 a family can accommodate up to 4 people from another family. Children under the age of 14 are not included in this bill.
– Read also: Angela Merkel’s passionate speech calling for more restrictions on Christmas
In Spain The curfew has different schedules for each region, but the Minister of Health, Salvador Illa, has announced that on the nights between December 24 and 25 and between December 31 and January 1 it will be between 1.30 and 6 in the morning. . On these same four days, gatherings with friends or family will be allowed for up to 10 people, including children. For these measures, the central government has tried to mediate between requests from regional governments, which nevertheless have the power to decide independently whether to make them more or less severe.
the Portugal will not impose limits on the number of people who can stay on the 24th and 25th, while on December 31, circulation will be prohibited from midnight to 5 a.m. on January 1 and outdoor meetings may not exceed 6 people. Currently there is a curfew in the country from 11 pm to 5 am, which will relax from December 23 to 26 and will begin at 1 am On those days it will also be possible to move between different municipalities. The freedom granted for vacations does not go hand in hand with infections in the country, so the possibility of increasing the regulations is already being discussed.
as well Netherlands They are among the countries that have returned to the confinement and will remain there until January 19 (started on December 15). On December 24, 25 and 26, up to three people can be invited to the house (normally the limit would be two), not counting children.
In Sweden The public health agency has sent a message to all the phones in the country to remind the recommendations for the holidays: limit social moments during the holidays to a bubble of 8 people, if possible, avoiding meeting others outside the bubble and use public transport.
In Norway instead, government guidelines allow you to attend or host a maximum of two meetings during the entire vacation period. Anyone who stops for the night after one of these occasions has already exhausted their two available meeting opportunities. The current regulations establish that you cannot have more than 5 guests in the house, but they have been increased to 10 for the two days in which you choose to celebrate during the Christmas period, trying to fit into the same bubble.
The Denmark entered a partial lockdown on December 9, ending on January 3. At the moment the indications are to limit the Christmas and New Year meetings to 10 people.
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