Taormina: a pearl of the Sicilian coast, suspended between mountains and sea.
On the eastern coast of Sicily, it was born lying on a natural terrace overlooking the Ionian Sea, one of the most renowned tourist locations in the world.
With its ancient charm, its scenic beauty and its Mediterranean climate, Taormina enchants visitors of all ages.
The origins of Taormina date back to the 4th century BC, when Greek colonists founded the city of Naxos, the first Greek colony in Sicily. Taormina then became an important center of culture and trade, under Roman and Byzantine rule.
In the Middle Ages, the city was fought over by Arabs, Normans and Swabians, who enriched its architectural and cultural heritage. The succession of all these civilizations make Taormina an open-air museum, among the most important works certainly the Greek Theatre, built in the 3rd century BC. and still used today for shows and concerts, it is the symbol of the city. From here you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Etna and the sea.
Other monuments not to be missed include the Duomo, Palazzo Corvaia and the Badia Vecchia.
Taormina boasts a rugged and uncontaminated coast, with hidden coves and golden sandy beaches.
The most famous beach is Giardini Naxos, with its bathing establishments and its numerous restaurants, while walking through the streets of the center you can admire local craft shops, high fashion boutiques and picturesque cafes.
In the evening, the city comes alive with musical, theatrical and social events.
Over the years, Taormina has been awarded the European Blue Flag, a recognition that rewards the quality of the water and the cleanliness of the coast.
A place full of history and culture, today a magical and unmissable place for those visiting Sicily.
A pearl of the Mediterranean that offers unforgettable and unique emotions.