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Catania Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Catania wheelchair accessible tours, is a wonderful city, nestled on the slopes of Etna where it is possible to go on excursions from it and the rocky beaches of the coast, such as the Etna villages or the stacks of Aci Trezza.

The historic center is full of palaces and churches of great value but not only that.

Is also the home of Sicilian street food and culinary tradition and for this reason the city's markets are an essential stop.

The unique architecture rich in historic buildings built in lava stone and the atmosphere that characterizes the narrow streets of the historic center make Catania a jewel waiting to be discovered.

Accessible Catania

Spacious, full of lava stone monuments from the Etna volcano, it is an unforgettable place for a trip to discover the city.

Above all, the numerous churches dominate, but the historic center also offers important museums and is full of colorful markets, such as the Pescheria or the famous Fera 'o Luni, the monday market in Piazza Carlo Alberto.

To start your stay in Catania properly, we recommend you enjoy a tour guided by a local, or if you want to immediately immerse yourself in the culinary tradition of the city, opt for a street food tour, thus combining a visit to the historic center with a tasty tasting of typical street food!

Touring Catania

The beautiful Church of Sant'Agata is the Cathedral of Catania.

It was rebuilt several times during the centuries in which the city was the victim of earthquakes and eruptions, and was built on what remained of ancient Roman Baths.

Piazza Duomo is one of the most famous places in Catania.

Here stands the famous statue of the elephant, the undisputed symbol of the city.

The Pescheria is located practically a stone's throw from Piazza Duomo and is the city's fish market.

There are no entrance tickets, nor fixed opening hours: the market is there as long as there are people and there is fresh fish to sell.

Ursino Castle is one of the most important buildings in the city, as well as one of the symbols of Catania.

Of Norman origin, during the Sicilian Vespers it was the seat of Parliament and then became the residence of the Aragonese lineage of sovereigns.