Homonym: Carrara (Marble)
Carrara is a city in northern Italy, renowned for its high-quality white and blue-grey marble. This marble has been used for centuries in famous sculptures and buildings, including Michelangelo's David and the Pantheon in Rome. The city is located in the Tuscany region, near the Apuan Alps, where the marble quarries are situated.
The extraction of marble in Carrara dates back to Roman times, making it a significant historical site. Today, the city attracts tourists and artists alike, who come to admire its stunning landscapes and rich artistic heritage. Carrara's marble industry continues to thrive, contributing to both local and global architecture and art.