Italian Festivals and Events in Italy.
Italian Festivals and Events. Traditions of Italy are some set of traditions, beliefs, values, and customs that belongs within the culture of Italian people. These traditions have influenced life in Italy for centuries, and are still practiced in our modern days. Italian traditions are directly connected to Italian's ancestors, which tells us even more about Italian history.
Italians love to come together and celebrate. Over the centuries, Italy’s festivals have become famous the world over for their scale and eccentricity. Whether you’re a food lover, a fan of the sport or just up for some silliness, you’ll want to experience these festivals on your travels.
Fair of Sant’Orso, Aosta Valley, January Aosta is the capital of the Valle d’Aosta region.
Every year on January 30 and 31, hundreds of craftspeople from across the Aosta Valley gather to show and sell their work on the streets of Aosta town center. The craftsmanship is amazing with sculptures and inlays in wood; soapstone, wr…
Italians love to come together and celebrate. Over the centuries, Italy’s festivals have become famous the world over for their scale and eccentricity. Whether you’re a food lover, a fan of the sport or just up for some silliness, you’ll want to experience these festivals on your travels.
Fair of Sant’Orso, Aosta Valley, January Aosta is the capital of the Valle d’Aosta region.
Every year on January 30 and 31, hundreds of craftspeople from across the Aosta Valley gather to show and sell their work on the streets of Aosta town center. The craftsmanship is amazing with sculptures and inlays in wood; soapstone, wr…
