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Feasts in Venice ItalyAll feasts taking place in Venice during the year: the Carnival, the Feast of San Marco, the Festa della Sensa, the Vogalonga, the Feast of the Redentore, the Historical Regatta, the Salute Feast. Dates, times, information and history of the most important festivals in Venice.If you want to publish an event please write to [email protected] |
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![]() Feast from February 4th to 21st 2023 The Venice Carnival is one of the most felt and experienced parties both by the Venetians and by the many visitors who arrive every year in the city from all over the world. It lasts 18 days and ends with the classic fat days, the culmination of the Venice Carnival. Go to the Program of Venice Carnival Go to the History of Venice Carnival |
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![]() Feast on April 25th The Feast of San Marco celebrates the patron saint of the city with a procession of religious and civil authorities in Piazza San Marco. But in Venice it is also the party of lovers who exchange a rose (the bocolo). |
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![]() Feast on May 12 2024, Ascension Day With the Festa della Sensa Venezia renews - with the rite of the marriage with the sea - its link with the water element, thus recalling the centuries-old history that saw it starring in the seas in countless events. |
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![]() Feast on May 19th 2024 La Vogalonga is a day of great celebration for the rowing tradition of the city; racers from all over the world animate the canals of Venice and the lagoon for a journey of more than 40 km to do without the help of the engine rigorously. |
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![]() Feast on 3rd saturday and sunday of July The Feast of the Redentore is one of the most awaited events by the citizens; swarms of different types of boats arrive in front of the San Marco Basin for the expected event of fireworks. The less fortunate find space on the banks of the canals where they party until late. |
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![]() Feast on 1st sunday of September The Venice Historic Regatta is certainly a singular event due to the uniqueness of its location and the taste of ancient history that is handed down to each edition. The city enjoys the procession of water on the Grand Canal waiting for the challenge of the champions of the oar held in the lagoon in the late afternoon. |
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![]() Feast on November 21st The Venice Health Day is celebrated in November to commemorate the end of the plague in 1631, through the intercession of the Virgin invoked by the Doge a year before. The Dorsoduro district is tinged with a party for the little ones with lots of sweets and the Chiesa della Salute is half of the pilgrimage of the population passing by on the votive bridge on the Grand Canal built specifically for the ceremony. |
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![]() Feast on December 31st and January 1st The New Year in Venice has been synonymous with Piazza San Marco for many years; here, in fact, there are thousands of people who choose Venice to celebrate the beginning of the new year. |
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