Culture

This villa, also known as Villa Cocuzza, was designed between 1903 and 1908 by the architect Agatino Atanasio. Consisting of a central body and four corner towers, the villa is … 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

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

The villa was designed by the architect Paolo Lanzerotti and represents the testimony of one of the most evocative Liberty buildings in Catania. A building composed of a central and … read more

Built in 1760 by testamentary will of the jurisconsult Mario Cutelli, count of Villa Rosata and lord of the Alminusa who established that in case of extinction of the male … read more

Positioned beyond the Walls of Charles V near the Port of Catania and for a portion inside the Villa Pacini, in popular jargon, the Arches of the Marina (in Sicilian … read more

The Historical Archive preserves and enhances documents of the Municipal Administration of Catania issued for at least forty years, constituting an indispensable source of research for anyone who wants to … read more

Impossible not to notice the church during a walking in the city centre of Zafferana Etnea and impossible not to be intrigued by its history and architecture. The Main Church of Zafferana is a must-visit for all people who want to know more about this village. … read more

After descending the last step of the FCE metro station in Piazza Giovanni XXIII in Catania, we find PAO’s tsunami on the floor. Work made with eco-friendly paints and resins. … read more

Un’Etna in eruzione, di circa 30 metri, s’impone su uno dei quartieri più difficili della città: Librino. … read more

For her restyling of the two ticket offices of the AMT in Piazzale Sanzio, Alice Valenti borrows some decorative elements always present inside the carts of Eastern Sicily, bringing them … read more

Largo XVII Agosto, in the Civita district of Catania, is a prime example of cultural and urban renewal, significantly transformed through artistic and community initiatives. … read more

On 18 February 2022 the municipality of Catania delivers to the association a fully regenerated rugby field in which young sportsmen, with their families can enjoy the sport in total safety. … read more

A symbol of extreme importance that unites past, present and future in an unbreakable thread. First stop on the Catania Rainbow, a highly symbolic place linked to the memory of the forty-five “Iarrusi.” … read more

The Cinema’s long history is linked to its recreational activities, now considered unconventional. For this activity it has long been the perfect place to meet new partners. … read more

A recreational place for the LGBT community of the last century of extreme importance. Safe place from which the forty-five “iarrusi” were forcefully taken. … read more

A Vital, safe and gathering core for the LGBTQI+ community. Subject of the goals of the Association Trame di Quartiere to give a new cultural imput to the current context of the district, creating a “bridge” between past and present. … 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

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

A strategic point in which to observe the heart of the city’s Baroque art, which in recent years has become a meeting place for the LGBTQIA+ community. … read more