Jari & Francesca's Wedding
Things To Do
Corso Umberto
Stroll along Corso Umberto. It's a popular shopping street, with a relatively healthy mix of souvenir shops, quirky artisans, and fashion boutiques, as well as restaurants and cafes, so you can browse, dawdle, and spend to your heart's content. Whilst walking arch to arch, Corso Umberto will also take you to two of the prettiest spots in Taormina: Piazza IX Aprile and Duomo di Taormina.
Bam Bar
In Taormina, there's one place you need to make a beeline for when the granita craving hits you: the famous Bam Bar.
Villa Comunale di Taormina
The Taormina Public Gardens (known in Italian as Villa Comunale di Taormina), with exotic plants, shade, benches and curious constructions, offers up an oasis of calm if the crowds and the mid-afternoon heat of a Sicilian summer become a little too much.
Isola Bella
Now, if you're rushing to Taormina because you've seen a picture of Isola Bella on Instagram, then we're just going to have to level with you. It certainly lives up to its name - beautiful island - but its photogenic appeal probably outweighs the direct experience of it.
Chiesa Madonna della Rocca
The views from Taormina are amongst the most beloved in Sicily but this lesser visited dusty trail - it almost felt like a secret - affords the best views over Taormina itself. It's also a nice way to have a slightly different experience in town from many others.
Teatro Antico di Taormina
Undeniably the most famous and a popular attraction in Taormina, the ancient theatre of Taormina is perhaps the finest testament on the island to the art, knowledge, and skill of the Greeks.
Parco dell'Etna
Must Go place for an amazing volcano experience.