Churches held special masses as the faithful gathered to continue commemorating one of the most significant holidays in the Roman Catholic calendar.
For many, Easter is a time of spiritual reflection and family reunions, often centred around elaborate meals.
One of Poland's most beloved Easter Monday traditions is śmigus-dyngus—a centuries-old custom involving the playful act of pouring water on others.
Originally symbolising purification and the renewal of life, the tradition typically sees boys splashing water on girls.
In recent years, it has evolved into family water fights and lighthearted fun for all ages.
Despite modern twists, śmigus-dyngus remains a cherished part of Easter Monday celebrations throughout Poland.
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