Hostels in Catania
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UrbanPop
Come and try out our amazing Sicilian hospitality in an original, young and creative environment!
Read more about UrbanPopThe Yard Hostel
We are on Viale XX Settembre, the central street of the city of Catania from which you can easily reach t
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Eco Hostel is for travellers that want to experience the real Sicilian welcoming atmosphere while enjoying all the comfort and convenience of a modern backpacker haven.
Read more about Eco HostelOstello degli Elefanti
Join us at Ostello degli Elefanti - the most beautiful and central hostel in Catania. It is located in the palace of a noble family adjacent to the most famous and prestigious squares in Catania. Meet the traditional Sicilian art , kitchen and cultures in...
Read more about Ostello degli ElefantiCasa Verdi - House of Travelers
Welcome to Casa Verdi - Aparthostel in Catania.
Read more about Casa Verdi - House of TravelersCity-in Hostel B&B Catania
City-in Hostel B&B Catania has spacious and bright double rooms with private bathroom, elegantly furnished and capable of creating an atmosphere in the charming and unique bed and breakfast City-Hostel in Catania is also B & B: our double rooms with private...
Read more about City-in Hostel B&B CataniaHotel Biscari
Hotel Biscari has 10 rooms suitable from 2 to 5 people. Every room is equipped with private inside bathroom.
Read more about Hotel BiscariCosta del Sole Hotel & Residence
Costa del Sole Hotel & Residence, on the Gulf of Catania, a few steps from the Simeto River Oasis, and only 15 km from the city centre of Catania.
Read more about Costa del Sole Hotel & ResidenceMagione del Re
Magione del Re awaits you to offer you a stay worthy of kings.
Read more about Magione del ReB&B Doralice
At B&B Doralice all rooms are ample, bright, with balcony and private bathrooms.
Read more about B&B Doralice5 Balconi B&B
Welcome to our sunny palazzo, built in the 1800s with lots of colour, character and charm.
Read more about 5 Balconi B&BBad B&B and Design
BAD is the first Design Bed&Breakfast in Catania - is in the beating heart of the city: in a XIX century building, next to the historical fish market (the Pescheria), within a
Read more about Bad B&B and DesignAt Sveva Bed and Breakfast
We are in the centre of the 18th century baroque city of Catania, less than 5 minutes from the centrepiece of the town: The Piazza Duomo.
Read more about At Sveva Bed and BreakfastB&B Palazzo Bruca
B&B Palazzo Bruca is located at the height average of Via Vittorio Emanuele II , at number 201 , just a few steps from the greek theater, Roman amphitheater.
Read more about B&B Palazzo BrucaWe have 15 Hostels in Catania with an average rating of 8.7 based on 3,700 reviews.
About Catania
Catania is the second-largest city on the laid-back Italian island of Sicily. With Mount Etna as a backdrop and views out to the sparkling Ionian Sea, it's a real feast for the eyes. Most of Catania was rebuilt after it was destroyed in an earthquake in 1693; today, you'll find impressive Baroque buildings from its architectural rebirth dotted all across town. Catania's other main drawcards include its golden beaches – La Playa is a local favourite – and traditional cuisine like arancini (deep-fried rice balls).
Many hostels in Catania are set in elegantly restored buildings in the heart of the historic centre. Bed down in a former 17th-century palace with ornate ceilings, or in a modern capsule dorm that dishes up a hearty free breakfast every morning. Sun-seekers can stay in a hostel located mere metres from the beach. Several Catania hostels have courtyards and roof terraces that are perfect for relaxing, while others have self-catering kitchens for whipping up your own meals.
The city’s main thoroughfare, Via Etnea, is lined with modern shops, cafes and pizzerias. In contrast, the centuries-old Via Crociferi offers a very different vibe, with historic attractions such as the Arco di San Benedetto and the Piazza Stesicoro, which houses the ruins of a Roman amphitheatre. Teeming with locals, Via Santa Filomena is the place to go for heaped platefuls of Sicilian favourites such as pasta alla Norma – a traditional pasta dish with aubergines and ricotta. At sundown, the beach lidos transform into buzzing nightlife hotspots.
When it comes to sightseeing, Piazza del Duomo is a must-visit for attractions like the Cattedrale di Sant'Agata and the Fontana dell'Elefante, carved from black lava. Giardino Bellini is Catania’s oldest urban park, and with its shaded boulevards it's a serene escape from the bustling city. At the seaside village of Aci Castello, around 9km north of Catania, you can sample world-class gelato while enjoying views over the harbour.
Catania Fontanarossa Airport is located 7km south-west of the city centre. You can get into the city with the Alibus service, which runs to and from the airport every 20 minutes from 5am until midnight. From mainland Italy, you can reach Catania by boat, or via an Intercity train that is ferried across the strait to nearby Messina. When in Catania, AMT buses ply the streets, terminating in front of Catania Centrale train station.