Catania Cathedral

Catania Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Sant'Agata, is a historic church located in Catania, Sicily. Built in the 11th century and rebuilt multiple times after earthquakes and renovations, it showcases a blend of architectural styles, including Norman, Baroque, and Gothic elements. The cathedral is dedicated to Saint Agatha, Sicily's patron saint, and features a striking façade, a central nave, and significant artworks. It stands as a religious and cultural symbol in Catania, reflecting the city's rich history and resilience through its architectural evolution.