Hotel Timeo
The wonderful nineteenth century residence in via Teatro Greco – loved by many artists and travelers – was in English style and surrounded by a very suggestive and natural park. … read more
Cathedral of Taormina
Built in the thirteenth century on the ruins of an existing church, the Cathedral is dedicated to St. Nicholas of Bari. The “Fortress Cathedral” has a simple structure full of exterior fortification elements typical of medieval buildings. … read more
City Library (former Church and Convent of St. Augustine)
The former church and monastery of the Hermits of St. Augustine since 1933 hosts the Municipal Library St. Augustine. The Library has a great artistic and cultural heritage made of art works and a collection of books of more than 22,000 volumes. … read more
Former church of St. Anthony Abate
The church of St. Anthony, patron saint of animals, was built in 1330. Its façade has architectural elements belonging to different age; influences of Gothic art, elements of baroque and Byzantine unite around the splendid portal. … read more
Villa Caronia
Villa Caronia is a predominantly red house surrounded by terraces and paths, rich in flowers, plants and fruit trees. Thanks to its dominant position on the bay of Taormina and Naxos, from here you can enjoy beautiful and unique view. … read more
Teatro Greco Street
Surrounded by ancient buildings and typical shops, the street leads from Piazza Badia to the Greek Theatre. Here there is a beautiful staircase dedicated to Timoleon, Corinth General, that imitates that of the Trinità dei Monti in Piazza di Spagna in Rome. … read more
Saracen Castle
Taormina Saracen Castle is situated on the rock of Mount Taurus; it is possible to get to it through a staircase carved in the rock. As for the tradition, this ancient castle dates back to the Arab period and its main characteristic was the invicibility. … read more
Former church of the Carmine
This church can be reached via a short staircase near Porta Catania, in Corso Umberto. The church was completely destroyed by the bombing that hit Taormina in 1943. Uptoday it is used as an auditorium and exhibition hall. … read more
Giardini Naxos
A few kilometers from Taormina is Giardini Naxos, the first Greek colony in Sicily (its origin dates back to 735 BC). In the city and in the archaeological museum of Giardini Naxos there are many evidences of the Greek population’ influence. … read more
Greek Theatre
Oldest and best preserved monument of Taormina, the Greek Theatre is located on a panoramic spot from which you can admire Etna and the Ionian Sea. The Greek Theatre, the second of Sicily for dimensions after that of Siracusa, has emerged on the international scene as unique and fascinating setting for awards and cultural events. … read more
Forza d’Agrò
HISTORY. Its name, a reduction of Antico Casale d’Agrilla, evokes the “fortress”. This town perched on the hill at about 420 meters above sea level, developed around a castle at the … read more
Isola Bella
Donated in 1806 to the City of Taormina from Ferdinand I of Bourbon, the beauty and charm of Isola Bella have led it to be considered one of the symbols of Taormina. Along with “Villa Caronia”, it is part of the Regional Natural Museum. … read more
Corso Umberto
The main street of Taormina is dedicated to Umberto I of Savoy. Bordered by Porta Messina and Porta Catania, it shows buildings belonging to styles from different eras. … read more
Palazzo Ciampoli
Palazzo Ciampoli was built in 1412 as carved on the main entrance. Until a few years ago the building has housed a famous nightclub of Taormina. Today, it is possible to admire the main entrance and the beautiful stairway. … read more
Montalbano Elicona
Montalbano Elicona, reborn as a Medieval Resort, enchants with a labyrinth of alleys and the majestic Swabian-Aragonese castle. The churches, artistic treasures, showcase works from the Gagini school. The sanctuary and the scenic views from the belvedere complement the medieval charm, creating a captivating experience for visitors. … read more
Duomo square
The Duomo Square of Taormina houses the Cathedral and a fountain. The latter, which stands at the center of the square, consists of two basins above which stands a statue depicting the emblem of the city: the centaur biped with a female bust. … read more
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