Teatro Greco di Taormina

One of the symbols of the city, this ancient amphitheater offers not only an immersion in history but also breathtaking views of Mount Etna and the Ionian Sea. It is the perfect place to attend shows and concerts during the summer.

Corso Umberto I

The main street of Taormina is a blend of elegance and tradition, with boutiques, local craft shops, cafes, and restaurants. Stroll through the alleys, discover historic churches, and taste Sicilian sweets in the traditional pastry shops.

Castelmola

A picturesque medieval village located above Taormina, known for its cobbled streets, the ruined castle, and spectacular views. Don’t forget to try the famous almond wine, a local specialty.

Savoca e Forza d’Agrò

These two charming villages are famous for being filming locations of The Godfather. Visit the ancient churches, explore the local history, and savor the flavors of traditional Sicilian cuisine in the local restaurants.