The Fountain of Sant'Agata, second in order of antiquity in Catania, almost hidden within the walls of via Dusmet, beneath the Archbishops' Palace, is located near Porta Uzeda, in front of the arches of the railway viaduct. The people of Catania simply call it the Fontanella. According to popular traditions, the fountain was built to commemorate the point from which the body of Saint Agatha was transported, in 1040, by the Byzantine general Giorgio Maniace, to Constantinople. (Entry from the Italian Wikipedia page, CC BY-SA. Location marked by the OpenStreetMap community.)
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