To see

Fablab is a multitasking group interested in technology, art, sustainability and alternative business models. For this reason, it is also a coworking space open to all: designers, engineers, architects, companies and young graduates. … read more

MacS is situated inside the little Abbey of the Monastery of Saint Benedict, a UNESCO and World Heritage site, found in Via Crociferi, Catania. … read more

Piedimonte Etneo is on the eastern slopes of Etna. Among its principal monuments is the Mother Church erected in the XVIII century and dedicated to the Madonna del Rosario which dominates Piazza Madre Chiesa, the Convent of the Capuchin Fathers and the church of the Immacolata. … 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

Vizzini lies near the source of the Dirillo and Acate rivers on the Castello, Maddalena and Calvario hills which form part of the Iblei Mountains. It is one of the oldest towns in Sicily; the first information about it dates back to the late Bronze Age. … read more

Arte al centro is an artistic reality that is part of a chorus of voices all with a single desire: to make Catania better, more civilized, more healthy and livable and all this through Art, Beauty and Synergies. The art gallery is located in a historically area called “Chiano della Sigona” . … read more

Città della Scienza is an incubator of ideas and opportunities: you can participate to conferences, seminars and debates, visit exhibitions dedicated to scientific and technological issues of particular relevance or monographic subjects of social interest, watching shows, theater performances, film screenings and concerts. … read more

The city of Calatabiano is bordered to the north by the River Alcantara Park and to the south by the River Fiumefreddo Reserve and has ancient origins. The castle, its most symbolic monument, and the beach of St. Marco are just some of its beautiful attractions. … read more

Aci Castello is an ancient seaside village; the name comes from its castle built by Normans on a lava stone outcrop. The Norman Castle and the balcony, with wonderful views over the sea, are without doubt the town’s most striking feature to see. … read more

Bronte is universally known as the town of the pistachio. The city of Bronte is one of the most extensive in the province of Catania. As a result of all the historical events that have taken place here, Bronte has a rich cultural heritage of monuments, works of art and, above all, churches. … read more

The Monastery of Saint Benedict, situated in via Crociferi – considered part of the human heritage of UNESCO – is one of the artistic symbols of Catania. It is commonly identifiable … read more

You will find the small fishing village of Aci Trezza, a fraction of the commune of Aci Castello, extremely interesting and well worth a visit. A fishing town since ancient times, that is dominated by the ‘Faraglioni dei Ciclopi’. … read more

Caltagirone is one of the most important tourist destinations in Sicily thanks to its artistic and ceramic heritage and the beauty of its views and monuments. The centuries-old art of pottery-making has made it famous all over the world. … read more

Camporotondo is situated in a hilly area at an altitude of 450 m.s.l. Its position, on the eastern Ionian slopes at the foot of Mount Etna, makes it a very fertile area.The characteristic feature of the old town centre is its circular layout. … read more

The commune of San Pietro Clarenza (6,000 inhabitants) is situated on a hill at an altitude of 463 m.s.l. on the southern side of Etna. Its origins date back to the … read more

A large town to the north-east of Catania that lies along the main route up to Etna, on hills that form the southern slopes of the volcano, betweeen 420 and 520 m.s.l. It was inhabited until Roman times; today the he old town centre of Mascalucia is centred on via Etnea. … read more

The commune of San Giovanni La Punta lies at an altitude of 350 m.s.l. in a hilly zone on the slopes of Etna. The name San Giovanni was given to the town in honour of its patron saint. ‘La Punta’ was later added. Today the town is an important centre for commerce. … read more

Behind Via Etnea, there is a small, vital and rich oasis of creativity. In via San Michele, there are the more whimsical crafts meeting the public. You will find painters, artists, ateliers of graphic arts and photography where you can taste refined dishes and excellent wines. … read more

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

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