The Epiphany, celebrated on 6th January, is the arrival of the “Tre Re Magi”, the Three Wise Men, who brought Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh, all symbols of Regality, to Baby Jesus. Italians make unique celebrations matching it with the day of the Befana, or witch, basically an old lady who brings charcoal to children who behaved bad during the year, and sweets and candies to children who behaved good. There are a few versions of the legend, or fairy tale, about Befana, and are all associated with the Three Wise Men. The 3 Re Magi asked for hospitality at night knocking at the door of the old lady’s house, during their travel following the comet star directing to them to the birth location of Jesus, the Son of God. The “Befana” was very kind to them. While leaving on the next day, the three Kings from Middle East, Media, and Persia, proposed to her, due to her kindness, to go with them to pay respect all together to the Baby God. However she refused initially as she was very busy. They left, and then she regretted she didn’t join them. She chased after them but never found the way, and still nowadays she is bringing gifts to children, hoping to find and give a present also to that special Baby…