Catania, capital of the province of Catania, is located on the east coast of the island of Sicily, Italy. Located at the foot of volcanic Mount Etna, Catania is Sicily’s second largest city. With a population of around 306,000 inhabitants, the city has the second highest population density on the island.
The best time to visit this city is between the months of June and August, when the climate is cool and pleasant and highly favourable for outdoor activities.
Founded by the Sicels, the area was conquered by the Romans; soon Catania became the most prosperous Sicilian city. During the middle ages, the area served as an important port.
Fishing and agriculture are important occupations practiced in Catania. Tourism is also an important money-earning sector.
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