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Join us for an unforgettable journey through the captivating region of Lazio, brought to life through the lens of GGS Reportage. Immerse yourself in the vibrant Carnival of Pontecorvo and uncover hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Discover the power of tourism as a catalyst for growth in Latium. Don't miss out on this exhilarating adventure with us!

Embark on a journey to the picturesque region of Lazio with GGS Reportage and immerse yourself in the lively Carnival of Pontecorvo. Uncover the finest tours available in the vicinity and gain insights into the prosperous tourism model of Latium.

📍 Roaring, engaging, friendly, and with a genuine sense of joy. In the square, all the inhabitants, happily dressed in the costumes of this unusual carnival, are having fun and enjoying themselves, involving all those who are present. Some time has passed since Rodoaldo moved to Ponte Curvo from the seat of the Gastaldato di Aquino, and no fewer than 71 Carnival editions have passed, making this an event not to be missed. s for next year!

The Pontecorvo Carnival history

The first parade of allegorical floats in Pontecorvo took place in 1952. The story goes that it all started with a big papier-mâché elephant, Alicandro. He was bought in Naples by some people from Pontecorvo who were visiting the Neapolitan city. Alicandro went on to star in Pontecorvo's first Float Parade, which was held in the town.

The fun was so great that the initiative was repeated the following year and the year after that. Gradually, the parade was enriched with masks, parties, and events. It became part of the local popular tradition and the most eagerly awaited event of the year. Mazzamevere and the Princess are among the historical masks of the Pontecorvo Carnival.

Visit Lazio with GGS Reportage. The Carnival of Pontecorvo. Notes on tours in the region of Lazio. A model for the development of tourism in the Latium region.

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