The Metropolitana di Catania refers to the underground or subway system in the city of Catania, which is the second-largest city in Sicily, Italy. The Metropolitana di Catania, also known as the Catania Underground or Catania Metro, is a modern transport system that allows for efficient and rapid travel across the city.
Operational since 1999, the Metropolitana di Catania consists of a single line with 8 stations that span across approximately 9 kilometers. Equipped with modern amenities and technologies, the metro system provides a convenient means of transport for the residents of Catania, reducing traffic congestion and promoting sustainable mobility.
The Metropolitana di Catania features a network of underground tracks that connect key areas of the city, including major transport hubs, educational institutions, business districts, and tourist attractions. The usage of the metro system enables commuters and tourists to reach their destinations quickly and comfortably. The stations are well-designed and equipped with ticket booths, automated ticket machines, turnstiles, and information boards to facilitate easy access to the underground trains.
The Metropolitana di Catania is operated by Azienda Metropolitana Trasporti Catanesi (AMT), the public transport company responsible for managing the city's transportation network. In addition to providing an efficient mode of transportation, the metro system also contributes to the overall development and progress of Catania by enhancing connectivity and accessibility.
