Carnival is a Catholic tradition celebrated in Italy with public celebrations and parades incorporating circus elements, masks, and street parties. The most famous carnivals are in Venice and Viareggio, with Venice hosting an annual festival ending on Shrove Tuesday before Lent, and Viareggio holding a renowned event in the Tuscan city.

1. Carnivalin Italy
Carnival is Catholic traditional
festivity. Carnival typically involves a
public celebration and/or parade
combining some elements of a
circus, masks and public street
party.
The most famous Carnivals of Italy
are held in Venice and Viareggio.

2. Carnivalin Venice (Italy)
The Carnival of Venice is an
annual festival, held in
Venice, Italy.
The Carnival ends with the
Christian celebration of Lent,
forty days before Easter on
Shrove Tuesday.

3. Carnivalin Viareggio (Italy)
The Carnival of Viareggio is a
carnival event yearly held in the
Tuscan city of Viareggio, in
Italy.
It is considered amongst the
most renowned carnival
celebrations in both Italy and
Europe.