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Infiorata di Noto
Infiorata di Noto 2027 is expected to run May 14 to 18, 2027. The dates follow the usual pattern and are not announced yet.
How the dates are set: Held around the third weekend of May, with a Sunday showcase on the third Sunday of May.
Sources: italymagazine.com, visitsicily.info
The Infiorata di Noto has taken place since 1980. Noto's festival is among the most famous of Italy's infiorata flower festivals. The tradition of flower carpets dates to the seventeenth century.
Source: italymagazine.com
It is usually held on the third weekend of May. In 2026 it ran from May 15 to 19.
They are made of flower petals, earth and sometimes beans or wood cuttings.
The main showcase is on Via Nicolaci, where visitors look down at the pictures and up at the baroque balconies.
They last a maximum of 48 hours. They are prepared between Friday and Saturday and showcased on Sunday.
Sources: visitsicily.info, italymagazine.com
Noto's baroque Via Nicolaci is carpeted in flower-petal pictures each May.
For the Infiorata di Noto, local artists lay pictures made of flower petals, earth and sometimes beans along Via Nicolaci. The pictures are prepared on Friday and Saturday and shown on Sunday, and they last at most 48 hours. Walk down to look at the art, then up at the baroque balconies.
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