Mini Guide to Catania Sicily

Catania Mini Guide

Where to Eat ( Sicily has some of the best food in Italy 🤩 )

* Pescheria: Start your day with a visit to the Catania Fish Market (La Pescheria). You can find fresh seafood and various street food vendors serving arancini, a local specialty made of rice balls.

* A Putia dell'Ostello: This charming little restaurant offers a taste of authentic Sicilian cuisine. Try their pasta dishes, arancini, and cannoli for dessert.

* Osteria Antica Marina: Located near the Piazza Duomo, this restaurant specializes in seafood and offers a cozy, traditional atmosphere. Their swordfish dishes are highly recommended.

* Trattoria Giglio Rosso: A family-run trattoria known for its friendly atmosphere and delicious Sicilian dishes. The pasta with sardines and pasta alla norma are popular choices.

* Il Sale Art Cafe: If you're looking for a unique dining experience, this restaurant is located in an old salt warehouse. They serve a mix of traditional and innovative dishes with an emphasis on local ingredients.

Where to Stay

🛏️Hotel Trieste Catania

A family run historic bed and breakfast right in the center of old town. It’s budget friendly at only $80 per night and within walking distance of all the tourist attractions.

🌴Remember that Catania is a vibrant and lively city, and you'll find numerous options for dining and accommodations. Be sure to make reservations in advance, especially during the tourist season, to secure your spot at popular restaurants and hotels. Enjoy your visit to Catania!

👉🏼Pro-tip: Catania is generally safe to visit but it is a bit sketchy like Naples. If you plan to walk around, be street smart and don’t wear anything too flashy and keep all valuables in your bags so you aren’t a target for theft.

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