Catania Holiday Deals

Catania Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Catania

The world is big, life is short and your bucket list is long. So buy that ticket, stuff your suitcase and check off the sights of Catania!

Get ready to make some new BFFs! Approximately 290,000 people call this place home.

To reach Catania from Rome, the national capital, you'd need to venture 540 kilometres to the southeast. Another good point of reference is San Gregorio di Catania, which lies 6 kilometres to the north.

If you're the kind of traveller who just loves the star attractions, Mount Etna is a great place for you to explore.

Family holidays are all about making memories that will last forever. When it comes to activities that everyone can enjoy, you needn't look further than Etnaland and Timpa di Leucatia.

See the splendour that's created when man and nature work together at the Botanical Garden of University of Catania. If you weren't already a keen gardener, one glimpse at its inspiring floral displays is bound to convert you.

Ditch your shoes and feel the cool grass beneath your feet at a green oasis like Gioeni Park or Villa Pacini. Alternatively, get your body moving and keep the kids active by roaming around Adrano Public Park or Bellini Gardens.

Stunning sea views aren't the only things you can look forward to at Catania Beach. Keep an eye out for squawking seabirds as well as little critters like crabs and jellyfish.

The Catania Toy Museum and the Giovanni Verga's House Museum both feature a range of captivating objects and displays. Ask the welcoming staff about one-off happenings or walk the quiet halls in your own time. Looking for more? Also head to the Cinema Museum and the Marella Ferrera Museum.

Science geeks will be over the moon with Catania Astrophysical Observatory, where an entire range of mind-boggling scientific artefacts and contraptions are just waiting to be studied.

With an interesting range of pieces, an afternoon spent browsing the exhibits at the Emilio Greco Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sicily will leave you feeling invigorated.

Love your history? Don't just read about the past in textbooks, see it with your own eyes at the Bellini Civic Museum. The Diocesano Museum and the Historical Museum of the Landing in Sicily 1943 are two more sites that are on a mission to preserve and share the rich heritage of the region.

Time spent understanding history is never a pointless exercise. Let the Elephant Fountain and Roman Amphitheater help you discover more about Catania's past. If that's not enough to satisfy the history geek in you, also swing by the Porta Garibaldi and the Porta Uzeda.

A structure that has linked Catania for what seems like forever, Bridge of the Saracens is an important aspect of the city's history that no visitor should miss.

Palazzo Biscari and Castle of Norman have played host to a number of Catania's most well-known people over the years. San Giuliano Palace and University Palace are a couple more striking residences.

If you've ever dreamt about living like a queen, a trip to Ursino Castle should be high on your to-do list. Just as magical, Leucatia Castle looks like it's leapt right out of a children's fairytale.

You don't need to be religious to stop by Benedictine Monastery of San Nicolo and Catania Cathedral, two attractions renowned for their spiritual and cultural value. Saint Nicholas' Church and Church of San Giuliano will also interest anyone seeking some quiet inner-reflection.

When you're venturing to new lands, it's sometimes the lesser-known destinations that'll stick in your memories once you're home. Two good examples in Catania are Malavoglia Fountain and the Ursino Recovery Library. You shouldn't skip Tribunale di Catania and Diving Sicily either.

Hotels in Catania

Backpackers and shoestring travellers can relax. Budget rooms await at the Sicilia's Residence and the Villa delle Palme. These digs are proof that terrific service doesn't have to break the bank. Though, if you're the type who likes to live in luxury on holiday, the Romano Palace Luxury Hotel or the Liberty Hotel will be more up your alley.