Wonderful Italy is the largest Italian company of hospitality and experiences, in terms of number of directly-managed holiday homes and marketed experiences. We are active in Sicily, Sardinia, Apulia, Campania, Emilia-Romagna, Piedmont, Lake Garda, Liguria, Lake Como and Venice, with an offer of over 2,200 homes and 350 experiences.

Elegant and cozy duplex apartment with balcony in the beautiful Piazza Bellini, a stone's throw from Catania Cathedral. The apartment, on the second floor of a building with an elevator in the central Piazza Bellini, opens onto a hallway that leads to the two floors of the apartment. Frontally, guests will access an open space with a TV, a single sofa bed, and a loft with a queen-size bed. Going up the stairs at the entrance, guests will reach the fully-equipped independent kitchen with a dining table and a bathroom with a shower. At guests' disposal, amenities include a washing machine, iron, air conditioning in the living room, heat pump and wi-fi connection

The city of Catania boasts a splendid historical centre, protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Its architectural wonders, but also the liveliness of the popular markets, the wild beauty of Mount Etna and the clear sea of the coast will captivate you. The Cathedral of Sant'Agata (the city's patron saint), the Bellini Theatre, the popular markets, Via Etnea, the splendid Benedictine Monastery (home of the University's Department of Human Sciences) and Mount Etna are just some of the wonders of this city. Of course, it is impossible to leave out the culinary delicacies of the Catania tradition, such as arancini (yes, here they are called masculine!), iris (fried or baked stuffed bombs), olivette di Sant'Agata and brioche with granita. Try them all! And for lovers of barbecued horsemeat, a symbol of Catania's gastronomic tradition, a must is Via del Plebiscito, a street in the historic centre flooded with the unmistakable scent of the embers always burning. Another not-to-be-missed stop just outside Catania is the coast, and in particular the Gulf of Acitrezza, an enchanting place that with its Faraglioni stacks was chosen by Giovanni Verga as the setting for his most amous novel, 'I Malavoglia'.