Cathedral of Saint Agatha

The Cathedral of Santa Agata is a very large building, the history of the city is very long, the church is also a very important facility in the city, in this area can also feel the long history of the old city, a lot of interesting environment.

Free admission - maybe there are beggars waiting on the doorstep for your donation. Photography is allowed. A fun walk - including Bellini's grave - is not a gorgeous interior but still beautiful. They will approach il reposa at noon (nap)...

All Italian cities have a cathedral, big and small. Some of them will be better than others. This one is medium in terms of artistic acclaim. The church reflects the traces of Norman architecture in the area. Not recommended to visit specially.

Very beautiful cathedral, breathtaking, worth a visit

The cathedral of Santa Agata, the main church of Catania, was built in the 11th century AD, and the temple retains the original Norman structure, with the rest destroyed several times by earthquakes. The main part of the cathedral, which was rebuilt in the 18th century, is a baroque building made of black volcanic rock from Mount Etna and white limestone from Siracusa specialty, with a bust of Santa Agata carved on the front, the third cathedral in Italy. Take a closer look at each church with its own different characteristics.

The Cathedral of Santa Agata in the heart of Catania is the third cathedral in Italy, with the Baroque back hall in front of the building and the original Romanesque architecture. This is the most bustling square in Catania.

The third cathedral in Italy is located in the center of Catania, with baroque architecture as the main church, the back hall as the Norman architecture, and the facade of the statue of Santa Agata (the patron saint of Catania). The Elephant Fountain in the center of the square is an iconic monument to Catania, and the obelisk is more thought to have the ability to control Mount Etna...