Facts About Italy Events In Italy

Italy, the birthplace of Renaissance, political center of western civilization and capital of Roman Empire (Rome), is a well known nation for its cultural and historical heritage, which makes it one of the top tourist destinations in the world. Many tourists visit Italy to explore and experience its ancient culture and its festivals. Besides the Easter, Christmas and Halloween, there are many events and festivals in Italy that are influenced by historical events and traditions, often include processions with locals dressed in historical costumes and re-enactments.





If you want to explore the culture and history of Italy, it makes best sens to visit Italy during its special events and festivals such as Italian Carnival in February held on Saint Agatha's Feast Day, Spring Festivals in March, Rome's birthday in April, the Feast Day of Saint Giovanni in June, World Fireworks Championship in July, Medieval and Local Festivals in August, Venice's Historic Regatta in September, Italian Food Festivals in October, and Truffles Day and Chestnut Festival in November, to name but few.