Italian culture traditions

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Sicilian traditional clothing is part of our culture. Learn more about typical fashion for women and men, read our post on Sicilian Secrets' blog.

Another tradition is the Italian folk dance, as seen in the picture. For centuries, dances has been an integral part of Italian tradition and symbolize the continuous thread of Italian life. Three of the most popular dances are the Tarantella from Puglia, the Sardinian ballu tundu and the Neapolitan Saltarello. The tarantella is conducted to heal mythical tarantula bites, hence the similarity between the words. Italian folk dances are performed on special occasions such as a wedding.

Carnival in Italy is a big deal, and not just in Venice! Here's a guide, with photos, to some of our favorite places for Carnevale from Viareggio to Sicily.

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Tarantella is one of the most famous, most beloved folk dances of Italian culture. Its beauty and elegance is unsurpassed.

I love collages. This is the small snipit of Italian culture I've seen on this app :)

Saint Joseph Table is a huge festival for Italian American Catholics. The date for the Saint Joseph Day is March 19. This is a day that Italian American honor Saint Joseph the husband to Mary.

Did you know that the number 17 is considered unlucky in Italy? Review this list of Italian traditions and superstitions before traveling abroad.