12 February – 1 March 2022
When: 12 February – 1 March 2022
Where: Venice, Italy
Official Website: https://www.carnevale.venezia.it/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carnevaleveneziaofficialpage
Hotels: Overview of Hotels in Venice
We can hopefully celebrate Venice Carnival again as normal 12 February – 1 March 2022.
Here are some facts about the carnival that you might be interested in:
The program is full of happenings and parades, and almost the same every year, but check back for updated info closer to the carnival.
First Saturday Venice Carnival 12 February 2022
a big beautiful evening parade on the water.
First Sunday, 13 February 2022
There is a great day parade on the water.
https://www.carnevale.venezia.it/en/event/festa-veneziana-water-second-part/
Second Saturday
You can see and enjoy the Festa Delle Marie Parade
https://www.carnevale.venezia.it/en/event/festa-delle-marie-parade/
Last Sunday
will include the big grand finale of best masks, a very popular main event.
https://www.carnevale.venezia.it/en/event/best-mask-contest-grand-final/
Be sure to secure your accommodation well in advance. Dates for Venice Carnival 2022 are 12 February – 1 March.
Al Ponte Antico
One of the most popular hotels in Venice, with high review ratings.
It’s a four-star hotel situated in a romantic palace from around the year 1500, with a wonderful view over Venice’s Grand Canal from the terrace (picture above).
If you’re planning to visit Venice during this big event, there are two things you must have.
We’re, of course, talking about masks and costumes.
There are plenty of tailors in the city that can make a wide range of handmade carnival costumes, and there are the ones made from luxury materials to really affordable ones.
It’s not so important what your mask or costume will look like; it’s, even more, your enthusiasm that will ensure you a great time during your stay.
The starting point of this journey takes us long back in history.
The Venice Carnival was held for the first time in the 11th century, and it did quickly became a famous symbol of the floating city.
It was stopped in the 18th century but brought to life again in 1979.
Today, probably everyone in the world has heard about the event.
It launched Venice even higher on the list of must-see destinations in Italy and Europe, if not the World.
Earlier, the carnival always began with balls held at St Mark’s Square and followed with the fun found in the whole city.
People of certain social statuses wore masks and costumes.
Very often, many of them were connected to the famous Commedie del’Arte or Columbine.
Well, it’s still like that and even better.
