Carnevale di Venezia
Definition
Carnevale di Venezia is an annual festival held in Venice, Italy, known for its elaborate masks and costumes. It is a celebration of art, culture, and tradition.
Related terms
Maschera (mask): A key element of Carnevale di Venezia, masks are intricately designed and worn by participants to conceal their identities.
Sfilata (parade): During the festival, there are colorful parades featuring floats, music, and dancers marching through the streets of Venice.
Ballo in Maschera (masked ball): These elegant balls are held during Carnevale di Venezia where attendees dance the night away while wearing their exquisite costumes and masks.
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