Catania, Sicily, Italy
Smoking Tolerance Level
[1= very illegal 5=virtually legal]: 4
Marijuana Laws & Legislation for Catania
As of February 2025, Italy maintains a complex legal framework regarding cannabis use. Recreational cannabis remains illegal; however, possession of small amounts for personal use has been decriminalized since the 1990s, typically resulting in administrative penalties such as fines or suspension of personal documents. Unauthorized sale or cultivation of cannabis is a criminal offense, punishable by imprisonment.
In 2016, Italy legalized the cultivation of industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) with a THC content below 0.2%, leading to the emergence of the “cannabis light” industry, which offers products with low THC levels. However, in late 2024, the government, under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, proposed legislation to ban products derived from the hemp flower, citing public safety concerns. This move threatens the burgeoning “cannabis light” sector, which had reached an annual turnover of approximately €500 million.
Regarding cannabidiol (CBD) products, Italy’s regulations have been evolving. As of September 2023, the Ministry of Health classified orally administered CBD products as narcotic medicines, requiring them to be dispensed through pharmacies with a medical prescription. This reclassification has significant implications for the CBD market, affecting the availability and distribution of CBD oils and related products.
In the medical sphere, Italy legalized cannabis for therapeutic use in 2007. Patients with specific conditions, such as chronic pain or multiple sclerosis, can access medical cannabis through the national healthcare system, provided they have a valid prescription. The military pharmaceutical plant in Florence is authorized to cultivate cannabis for medical purposes to ensure a controlled supply for patients.
Law Enforcement
In Italy the laws are often read personally, so if you are a cute girl maybe you can joke cops if you are some kind of immigrant you’re a little bit fu**ed up.
any kind of amount over a couple of joints goes with you to the police office.
Where to buy marijuana:
CENTRUM – Piazza Teatro Massimo Area -> This square is the main smoking area by nights , so if you need some few joints during nights you can ask 4 a pub called “fondo bianco” which is full of pushers or going to the “nievskij scalinata – ladder?” – those places are for tourists in the nights, if you need some more big quantity there is a Napoli-style drug supermarket in the Quartiere S.Cristoforo a diagonal from via Plebiscito near Castell’Ursino, you see a lot of shaved heads which are criminal kids who will surely help you. and if you look around you see kids standing still at certain corners throu the whole noon selling pot like in jamaica.
Marijuana Prices
Stecca (USUALLY 5/10/20Bucks) – 2/5grams
25 grams – 70 euro
50 grams – 120 euro
100 grams – 200 euro
1KG – 500euro (From August to October usually and supreme quality) 1KG – Rest of year – from 500 to 1000 euro and less quality except the sottovuoto one without air.
SKUNK or Indoor weed @ 8/10 euro for 10 grams.
Hash Usually Bad , if good at 10€/gr
Brands:
SICILIAN SATIVA – A Quality grown In Glasshouses throu the entire sicily , mostly grown in Pachino And Ragusa Area, Siracusa Highlands, Catania’s Province,Francofonte, and other small insignificant towns which produce it for the entire island.
More Information
The Difference Visible from rest of italy is that you can realize where the mafia is present like calabria sicilia puglia & Campania you have big quantity for few money for example in puglia u buy hash for less than 1 euro per gram, in sicily and calabria you have local sativa for 0.50/1€/gr and in campania you have swiss weed for 3/4 euro x gram even 2.5 sometimes, and theese are places in italy where you have weed , the entire remain of italy is filled with often good quality hash with prices usually from 2 till 10 euro