Ready to discover Catania while tasting delicious local products?
An evening walking tour with a local guidewill take you through the charming alleys and squares of the historic center, offering you a unique cultural and gastronomic overview.
The tour begins at our office on Via Crociferi, one of the baroque gems of the city. From there, you’ll head to the Monastery of the Benedictines, one of the largest monastic complexes in Europe, where your journey through history and taste begins.

Next, you’ll enjoy an aperitif with local wine, accompanied by a selection of traditional Sicilian cold cuts and cheeses. As you continue towards the Pescheria area, Catania’s most famous fish market, you’ll taste one of two street food specialties of your choice: a cone of fried fishor a horse meatball– a true icon of Catanese street food.

Arriving at Piazza Duomo, the beating heart of the city and a symbol of Sicilian Baroque, you’ll savor the arancino, one of the most beloved treats of local cuisine. To refresh, you’ll stop at one of the classic Catanese kiosks to enjoy a traditional drink, Seltz, freshly prepared on the spot.

The tour continues along Via Etnea, passing through Piazza Stesicoro and the evocative Roman Amphitheater, a witness to the city’s long history. To end on a sweet note, you’ll enjoy a dessert: ricotta cannolo, Sicilian cassata, orgranita, depending on the season.

Ready to join us on this culinary adventure?

Visiting Catania without tasting its amazing street food – available at all hours, from dawn to late at night – means missing out on afundamental part of the city’s identity. Street food in Catania is a real tradition, made of bold flavors, genuine ingredients, and recipes passed down through generations.

The first stop is the famous Pescheria – the historic fish market, open only in the morning – where you’ll sample Sicilian cured meats, cheeses, and, your choice of either a cone of freshly fried fish ortraditional horse meatballs. The tour continues to Piazza Duomo and Piazza Università, two of the city’s symbolic locations, before a refreshing stop to enjoy a typical local drink, Seltz, freshly made at one of the classic Catanese kiosks.

You’ll then walk through the “La Fiera” market to reach the most iconic street food spots in Catania, where you’ll taste two unmissable specialties: cipollina, a fragrant pastry filled with onion, tomato, ham, and mozzarella, and the famous arancino, crispy on the outside and soft inside.

The tour continues along Via Etnea, past Villa Bellini and the Roman Amphitheatre ofPiazza Stesicoro, until the final stop: dessert. Depending on the season, you can choose between a ricotta cannolo, a Sicilian cassata, or an artisan granita.

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