The Venice Carnival 2025, in celebration of the 300th anniversary of Casanova’s birth, began with a magnificent nautical parade featuring over 100 boats along the iconic Grand Canal. The festival officially commenced with this traditional Venetian spectacle, as masked rowers guided the boats through the waters.
Leading the parade was the ‘Pantegana’, a large papier-mâché rat that burst into biodegradable confetti near the Rialto Bridge, adding to the festive atmosphere. This year’s carnival theme revolves around the legendary Casanova, with awards given to the best-decorated boats. A crew with a bee-themed design took home the top prize.
Anticipation is high for this year’s event, with local authorities in Venice expecting around three million visitors to partake in the festivities. The carnival serves as a vibrant and colorful celebration of Venetian culture and history, drawing in tourists from around the world.
As the carnival festivities continue, attendees can look forward to a variety of events including masquerade balls, costume contests, and street performances. The Venice Carnival 2025 promises to be a memorable and enchanting experience for all who attend, showcasing the beauty and charm of this historic city in Italy.
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