Porta Uzeda

Southern gate to historic 18th century Catania

Named after the Spanish duke Uzeda, who was governor of Sicily when the devastating 1693 earth quacke destroyed eastern Sicily. The Baroque architecture of the gate building resembles that of many of ...

A Gate in the Defensive Walls

This is a gate in the defensive walls. It is only a few feet from the Cathedral and the Museo Diocesano. You will have a view with a different perspective from the museum’s terrace.

in the same style as the Palazzo next to it

On the south side of the Piazza del Duomo is the Porta Uzeda, which is attached to the Palazzo del Seminario dei Chierici and is built in the same style, thus with a mixture of white stones and black ...

One of the delkights of Catania

There are many, St. Agatha's Cathedral, the fish market, the waterfalls (small), the architecture etc.

It 's just an arc in the building

Original Text

Port Uzeda is the main gate of the city. But in reality it is just an arch in a beautiful building. You will surely see it if you are on the Cathedral Square (Duomo).