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See. Mt Etna Europe's largest active volcano, perfect for hiking and exploring volcanic landscapes. Teatro Romano di Catania A Roman theater from the 1st century AE, built over an older Greek theater. Museo d'Arte Sacra Journey through Catania's religious identity, with silver reliquaries and ceremonial objects. Biscari Palace Step into a mid-18th century world of rococo ballrooms and Roman mosaic floors.

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Lonely PlanetAug 20, 2026

The 10 best places to visit in Sicily

Fabulous beaches, storied cities, rural retreats and Europe’s largest volcano: Sicily has it all. Here’s where to go (and stay) on this storied island.

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Atlas ObscuraJul 29

Roman Theatre of Catania in Catania, Italy

Via Vittorio Emanuele II is one of Catania's main thoroughfares, running east to west through the city center and several notable piazzas. Near the road's midpoint, through the front doors of a nondescript two storey building is the Teatro Romano di Catania, a Roman theater dating from the 1st century AE. The theatre was constructed over an old Greek theatre, that was likely the setting for Alc…

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Atlas ObscuraJul 27

Museo d'Arte Sacra di Catania in Catania, Italy

Most visitors experience Saint Agatha in February, when hundreds of thousands of people flood Catania's streets for one of Europe's largest religious festivals. Hidden beside the cathedral, however, is the place where the city's devotion quietly waits for the rest of the year. The Museo d'Arte Sacra is less an art museum than a journey through the objects that have shaped Catania's religious id…

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Condé Nast TravelerJan 10

17 Best Things to Do in Sicily, the Melting Pot of the Mediterranean

From the remnants of ancient civilizations to the sweet-smelling street food spots to know about, these are the best things to do in Sicily.

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Atlas ObscuraJul 9, 2025

Biscari Palace in Catania, Italy

The Biscari Palace presents an unassuming front on a street not far from the Catania Duomo, but enter and you are transported to a mid-18th century world of rococo ballrooms, mirrors, marquetry and Roman mosaic floors. The Palazzo was built after the devastation of the 1693 earthquake, extended and added to by subsequent generations, and completed in 1763. Visitors can see a range of rooms, inc…

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