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Inaugurated in 1883, the Giardino Bellini is the oldest public garden in Catania.
Inaugurated in 1883, the Giardino Bellini is the oldest public garden in Catania. Spread over 7 hectares, the garden has ponds, fountains, floral clock, tunnel, and lawns lined with manicured flowerbeds and exotic flora. The space between the 2 hills on the grounds is used for concerts. You can get good views of Mount Etna from here.
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