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Ruderi di San Euplio

Behind the Roman amphitheatre, San Euplio’s ruins show the damage left by the 1943 bombing. View them from the public street for a short encounter with Catania’s wartime history amid older monuments.

Ruderi di San Euplio

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Behind the amphitheatre, the remains of San Euplio mark a church destroyed in the 1943 bombing. Seen from the public street, the ruins add a twentieth-century layer to a walk otherwise dominated by Roman and Baroque sites. A brief pause here makes the wartime damage visible in the fabric of Stesicoro.

What to look for

  • The remains of a church destroyed in the 1943 bombing

Useful to know

  • Observe the ruins from the public street behind the amphitheatre.

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Outdoor visit · 10–15 min

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