To see

The commune of Tremestieri Etneo is situated in a hilly area dominated by the volcano, at about 400 m.s.l. The territory of Tremestieri, given its favourable environmental conditions and its position, has been settled since ancient times. Today it is well known for its local agricultural and craftworks products. … read more

A building that certainly does not go unnoticed and that joins the Bellini villa, enlivened by stones of different colors, including the lava stone and the white stone of Ispica. … read more

Buio Wine cocktail bar & food is an LGBTQIA+ friendly venue located in the heart of Catania, between University Square and the Alessi Stairways. … read more

In the heart of Catania, Baubò Art Factory is a creative space for women where you can find unique souvenirs, Sicilian ceramics, jewelry and works of art handmade by local artists. … read more

San Giovanni Li Cuti is the small Catania’ seaside district where is the most typical beach in the city. It’s an integral part of the town, the features that makes it a unique place are the black volcanic sand and rocks. The ‘urban’ beach choosen in summer by people of Catania. … read more

Palazzo di Sangiuliano is one of the nobilty palaces of the city. It was built, using various colored marbles between 1738 and 1745 at the request of Paternò Castello’s family, and designed by the architect Vaccarini. Currently the rooms are occupied by different commercial activities. … read more

The thermal baths of Saint Venera al Pozzo are part of the Archaeological Park of the Valley of Aci, set up in 2010. The site is characterized by the presence of water from sulfur springs and hosts the structures realized in the fourth century BC by Romans. … read more

The Oasis Simeto was declared natural reserve in 1984. The naturalistic interest of the reserve is the presence of river and marsh environments and coastal dunes. Each ambient is characterized by different flora and fauna. … read more

In Piazza Duomo, the cultural and monumental center of Acireale, there is the Cathedral dedicated to Maria Santissima Annunziata, but commonly linked to the cult of Santa Venera, patron of the city, whose relics are kept inside. … read more

The town of Ramacca is sited inland at 266 meters above the sea level, on the first heights that rise to the west of the plain of Catania. Although inhabited since Greek times, the town of Ramacca only developed between 1710 and 1712. … read more

It was built between the sixth and ninth century AD, the Chapel is located in the homonymous Bonajuto’s palace. It’s dates in Byzantine era, the building has escaped to the terrible earthquake in 1693, and therefore it has a lot of medieval and fifteenth testimonials. … read more

Now the site of a commercial activity, the cinema was designed by the architect Paolo Lanzerotti after the commission by Baron Filippo Pancari. The cinema was opened to the public … read more

Cultural and social promotion association committed to urban regeneration and promoting processes of inclusion. An area where you can have a drink, socialize and feel safe at the same time. … read more

Come and discover analogue photography at the photo studio Spot22. You will find the biggest darkroom in Sicily and a pose room for your projects. … read more

Le Ciminiere were the chimneys to disperse the fumes from Sulphur factories placed in East area near to Catania Central station. Around the remains of the nineteenth-century industrial complex, it was built a multi-purpose center for trade fairs, exhibitions and congresses. … read more

Piazza Carlo Alberto takes its name from the Piedmontese King of the nineteenth century. It is located in the historical center of Catania. The baroque square, bordered by the Church of the Madonna of Carmelo and the Church of St. Gaetano alle grotte, is famous because hosts the popular market. … read more

The Diocesan Museum is located in the east ala of the Clerics’ seminary next to the Cathedral, preserves Diocese of Catania’s collection of liturgical furnishings. By type, furniture and objects are stored inside dating from several historical periods ranging from 1300 onwards. … read more

BOCS is a new space outside of traditional exhibition circuits. It is the first “artist run space” in Catania to be officially established. A “raw” and versatile container where artistic productions interact all-round. A space run only by artists. … read more

Along the via di Sangiuliano there is the Sangiorgi theatre, it is considered the representation of the Catania “Belle Epoque”. After a long and elaborate restoration work, the theatre has an elegant auditorium with 477 seats and a large stage that allows the staging of various events. … read more