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Arco Carnival
Arco Carnival
The Arco Carnival, also known as the Habsburg Carnival, has its roots in the 15th century, with modern celebrations dating back to 1876. After a hiatus in 1912, the tradition was revived in the 1960s, keeping the atmosphere of the era alive with dances and social events. In recent years, Arcoland, a programme dedicated to children, has been added, transforming the city into a toyland. During the Carnival, you can admire allegorical floats, historical re-enactments and stands selling typical local products, making the event an important cultural and social celebration.
You can see the programme at this link .
Dates:
06/02/2026 to 14/02/2026Next edition under development
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Arco Carnival?
The Arco Carnival, also known as the Habsburg Carnival, is a cultural celebration that dates back to the 15th century, with modern festivities starting in 1876. It features allegorical floats, historical re-enactments, and local product stands.
When does the Arco Carnival take place?
The specific dates for the Arco Carnival vary each year, but the event has deep roots and modern iterations have been celebrated since 1876. You can check the current year's schedule through their official programme.
Is the Arco Carnival suitable for children?
Yes, the Arco Carnival includes Arcoland, a dedicated programme for children that transforms the city into a toyland. It offers activities designed to engage younger audiences.
Are there traditional foods available at the Arco Carnival?
Yes, during the Arco Carnival, you can find stands selling typical local products that reflect the culinary culture of the region. It's a great opportunity to taste local delicacies.
What historical aspects can I expect at the Arco Carnival?
The Arco Carnival showcases historical re-enactments that bring the rich history of the event to life. These performances recreate scenes from the past, highlighting the cultural heritage of the region.
