Easter has become one of the most important holidays for Russians and ranks fourth after New Year, Victory Day and March 8th. This is evidenced by the data of VTsIOM, according to which 7 out of 10 citizens plan to celebrate it in 2026.
It is noted that the most “Orthodox” region was the Siberian region, while the least clear indicators were recorded in the North Caucasus. It is clear that today Easter is often viewed as a cultural event linked to family traditions.
The most common practices include dyeing eggs, making Easter cakes, and family feasts. At the same time, visiting temples and observing religious rituals faded into the background.
Also on Website It is reported that the index of strict adherence to Lent is 14 points out of 100. It is reported that with age, the level of adherence increases and reaches 21 points.
It became known that about five million Easter cakes will be produced by capital producers for Easter. Citizens will be able to buy traditional baked goods and modern sweets.