Have you ever wanted to visit Italy during Carnival? From North to South, let's discover together places and traditions not to be missed to celebrate. Masks, confetti, allegorical floats: Carnival is a much-loved festival in Italy, involving adults and children at the same time.
Visiting Italy at Carnival time is a real journey through the history and traditions of this magical festival. There is not just one Carnival! From North to South, every Italian city or region has its own way of celebrating it. Which is the most epic or unmissable? Read on to find out...
SOURCE: https://www.visititaly.eu
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