Opening Parade
Spectators line the main square to see creative allegorical floats and children in costumes, with lively music and confetti.
~14:30
Carnival of Pescarolo
Carnevale di Pescarolo
Pescarolo ed Uniti, Italy
Dates to be announcedDates pending
Each Carnival, the town of Pescarolo ed Uniti parades handmade allegorical floats through its streets. Costume parades on the Sundays build to the Falò bonfire on Mardi Gras, in a celebration of the Italian pre-Lenten carnival in this corner of Lombardy.
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Feb 1
Feb 7
Night Parade
Festive atmosphere by night as floats and bands parade by with lights and fireworks-like excitement.
~20:00
Feb 15
Costume Contest and Prizes
Local dignitaries present trophies; crowds and participants celebrate the winners of these friendly competitions.
~16:00
Where it happens
Piazza Garibaldi
Pescarolo ed Uniti, Italy
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Plan the timing
Costume or mask
Dress for the setting
Comfortable footwear
Arrive before peak flow
Follow parade route guidelines and respect performers. Non-participants should stay behind...
Practical notes
Crowds & timing
Crowd level: high.
Tickets
Ticket required: €6
LOCAL COMMUNITY & FOLK LIFE
Carnival of Pescarolo
Carnevale di Pescarolo
Pescarolo ed Uniti, Italy
Each Carnival, the town of Pescarolo ed Uniti parades handmade allegorical floats through its streets. Costume parades on the Sundays build to the Falò bonfire on Mardi Gras, in a celebration of the Italian pre-Lenten carnival in this corner of Lombardy.
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The story behind it
Carnevale in Italy is traditionally celebrated just before Lent with costumes and parades. In Pescarolo, the carnival reflects the town's community spirit and pride. Villagers spend months preparing floats and masks, embodying local skill and satirical creativity. The festival underscores the town's identity: as the mayor remarked, it is “a pride for our town” born from volunteers' passion. The communal bonfire on Fat Tuesday...
Key moments to know
Feb 1~14:30Expected
Opening Parade
Spectators line the main square to see creative allegorical floats and children in costumes, with lively music and confetti.
Feb 7~20:00Expected
Night Parade
Festive atmosphere by night as floats and bands parade by with lights and fireworks-like excitement.
Feb 15~16:00Expected
Costume Contest and Prizes
Local dignitaries present trophies; crowds and participants celebrate the winners of these friendly competitions.
Feb 17~20:00Expected
Falò di Martedì Grasso (Bonfire)
An enormous bonfire, music and final fireworks create a ceremonial atmosphere as locals bid farewell to Carnival.
How to show up well
first-timer tips
Plan the timing
Costume or mask
Dress for the setting
Comfortable footwear
Arrive before peak flow
Follow parade route guidelines and respect performers. Non-participants should stay behind barriers during floa...
Respect local boundaries
Visitors should respect the local customs and the communal nature of the celebration. Dress festively but modis...
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City / Area
Pescarolo ed Uniti
Northwest Italy
Cost
€6
Book ahead if required
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Families welcome
Very High visitor welcome
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