WHAT TO SEE

Taormina is a gem nestled between sky and sea, where art, history, and nature blend in perfect harmony. This charming Sicilian town, suspended between the blue of the Mediterranean and the green of the mountains, has captivated generations of travelers with its timeless allure.

Its cobbled streets, historic buildings, breathtaking views, and majestic ancient theater make it an unmissable destination for those seeking an authentic experience steeped in culture, beauty, and enchantment.

Taormina has welcomed writers, artists, and celebrities from all over the world, becoming a symbol of the most refined and elegant side of Sicily. Whether you’re drawn by its artistic heritage, its beautiful beaches, or its rich culinary tradition, it’s impossible not to fall under its spell.

Those who’ve been there cherish the memory of a dream. Those yet to discover it are in for an unforgettable experience.

The surrounding area offers a wealth of places to explore, from historic cities and picturesque villages to family-friendly attractions.

Catania, set between the slopes of Mount Etna and the Ionian Sea, is a vibrant city rich in history. Founded by Greek settlers in 729 BC, it has witnessed centuries of change, from foreign dominations to volcanic eruptions, and was reborn in the 18th century with the stunning Baroque architecture that now makes it part of the UNESCO-listed Val di Noto.

Not far away, Syracuse enchants with its glorious Greek heritage and the magical island of Ortigia, while charming towns like Acitrezza, Acicastello, Castiglione di Sicilia, Randazzo, and Savoca tell stories of the sea, lava, and tradition.

For families with children, there’s no shortage of fun: Etna Adventure Park offers treetop thrills in the heart of nature, while Etnaland combines water fun and amusement rides in a large theme park that delights both kids and adults.

This is a land where every stop is an experience, and every visit a journey into Sicily’s history, culture, and natural beauty.