Easter in Sweden lasts from Holy Thursday until Easter Monday. Children dress up as Easter Witches and visit homes in search of candy, similar to Halloween. Houses are decorated with birch branches, feathers, and painted eggs, which families paint by hand at home. It is common for an egg hunt to take place on Easter Sunday afternoon, with traditions tracing back to medieval times when witches were believed to hold meetings on Blåkull island, accessible only by broomstick.