Venice Carnival

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The historical Karneval in Venice is, together with those in Florenz and Rome, the most well-known for its masks, animal fights, hercules games, and fireworks. As a result of the Italian Forstenhöfe, since the Late Middle Ages, more elaborate and labor-intensive forms of the Carnival have emerged. Generally speaking, the celebration of Epiphany lasted until Ash Wednesday at the start of the fast. The origins of the Venetian Carnival can be traced to ancient Saturnalia and the associated celebrations and rituals that lasted until the 12th century. The Venetian victory against Aquileia in the year 1162 was celebrated annually up until 1797. The Karneval from St. Stephen's Day was celebrated in Venice. Up until 1796, he was always followed by a joyful celebration during the sky-going ceremony.