Allegorical floats 2025

Floats have always been the centerpiece of the Viareggio Carnival and represent its soul and history. Every year, artists devote themselves to creating these huge and intricate papier-mâché sculptures, and more, real works of art in motion.

Satirical floats are an old tradition in Viareggio, dating back to the first parade in 1873, when they were used to depict political and social issues of the time in an ironic and provocative way. Even today, the satirical aspect is central, with the floats pillorying well-known figures, vices and problems of society.

The majestic floats, with their imaginative and colorful shapes, are the soul of the Viareggio Carnival and attract thousands of tourists each year eager to admire these extraordinary, handcrafted creations.

See all the floats of the 2025 edition!

The Monster Is Scared
Jacopo Allegrucci
For A Healthy And Strong Constitution
Alessandro Avanzini
The Great Leader
Luca Bertozzi
Happiness Is Like A Butterfly
Luigi Bonetti
Social
Massimo Breschi
As You Want Me
Umberto, Stefano, Michele e Jacopo Cinquini
Sic Transit Gloria Mundi. How Transitory Are The Things Of The World!
Carlo e Lorenzo Lombardi
The Storm
Lebigre e Roger
New Generation… Let’s Dance On The World
Roberto Vannucci
Dream, My Boy, Dream
Silvano Bianchi
Commendation Of The Dying
Edoardo Ceragioli
The Shaman
Stefano Di Giusto
On The Wings Of Innocence… Plink Plink
Marzia Etna e Matteo Lamanuzzi
What’s Essential Is Invisible To The Eyes
Roberto De Leo e Vania Fornaciari
Like A Daydream
Michelangelo Francesconi
Michelangelo Francesconi
Something Isn’t Right
Giampiero Ghiselli
The Beatles: Yellow Submarine
Giacomo Marsili
What We Are Becoming
Andrea Giulio Ciaramitaro
The Dreamtime Marker
Sara Culli
General Mannaggia
Simona Francesconi
Slipping Through The Fingers
Alessandro Mattiello
S.O.S. ZOO – The Scent Of Freedom
Raffaele Morvillo
Hurry Up, It’s Late
Lorenzo Paoli
Morpheus And The Dreams In The Drawer
Edoardo Spinetti
Love Is All You Need
Alessandro Vanni
Give Me A Kiss!
Priscilla Borri
The Last Heroes Of Innocence
Fabrizio e Valentina Galli
It’s Late It’s Late It’s Late
Matteo Raciti
What Will Become Of Us, What About Us?
Luciano Tomei