Halloween is celebrated in France
Like every year, October 31, on the eve of all saints, the French celebrate Halloween. The Celtic holiday has long taken root in the country of Gauls and Franks. Here this is primarily a children's carnival, an occasion to walk around the imagination in terms of a variety of costumes, masks and makeup. Zombies, pirates, vampires, witches, goblin and other characters of children's “horror stories” call the door of respectable citizens today and scare them until they receive sweetness or toy.