The Festa di Carnevale is a vibrant festival celebrated in many parts of Italy, most famously in Venice. It marks the period leading up to Lent, a time of feasting and celebration before the more solemn season of fasting. The festival is known for its elaborate masks, costumes, and parades, attracting visitors from around the world. During Carnevale, participants often wear intricate masks that symbolize mystery and freedom. Events include grand balls, street performances, and traditional music, creating a lively atmosphere. The festival typically culminates on Shrove Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday, with various local customs and festivities.