Comprehensive Travel Guide to Catania, Sicily

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About Catania

Located on the east coast of Sicily at the foot of the active volcano Mt. Etna, Catania is the second largest city in Sicily. It is known for its rich history, fine food, and stellar night life.

Getting There

The easiest way to reach Catania is by plane. The city's airport, Vincenzo Bellini Airport, is less than 5 km away from the city center. Trains and buses are also available from many other Italian cities.

What to See

• The Cathedral of Saint Agatha, an impressive medieval cathedral, is one of the top places to visit.
• The Roman theater, which dates back to the 2nd century BC is another one.
• The Castello Ursino, built by Frederick II in the 13th century, houses the city museum.

What to Eat

Being a coastal city, Catania offers fantastic seafood. A traditional Sicilian dish, Pasta alla Norma, is also a famous dish here.

Shopping

Via Etnea is the main shopping street, lined with many boutiques and department stores.

Nightlife

The city center area is known for its bars and nightclubs, where locals and tourists mingle to enjoy the lively nightlife.

Accommodation

There are a variety of accommodations available to suit any budget - from luxury hotels to budget hostels.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Catania is from May to June when the weather is warm and the city is full of festivities.

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