• Teatro Antico di Taormina - This ancient Greco-Roman theater, carved into the rock, is renowned for its outstanding acoustics and breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna.
• Naumachia - Antico Gymnasium romano - The Naumachia is an impressive monumental fountain constructed from red bricks, stretching over 100 meters in length and 5 meters in height, dating back to Roman times. It boasts a remarkable wall structure and stands as a significant landmark in the historic center.
• Palazzo Duchi di Santo Stefano - The Duchi di Santo Stefano Palace is a sophisticated Gothic-style edifice situated in the historic center, celebrated for its pointed-arch windows and exquisite architectural details that reflect medieval nobility.
• Chiesa di San Giuseppe - The Church of San Giuseppe is a Baroque masterpiece located in the historic center, featuring an ornate façade and lavishly decorated interiors, characteristic of the 18th-century Sicilian style.
• Duomo di Taormina - The Cathedral of Taormina, dedicated to Saint Nicholas of Bari, is a medieval structure built around 1400 on the remnants of an earlier church, showcasing Gothic elements and simple interiors typical of the era.

• Private walking tour of Taormina with licensed tour guide
• Visit the Cathedral dedicated to Saint Nicholas of Bari
• Visit the Baroque Church of San Giuseppe
• Stroll through the historic center, admiring Corvaja Palace, Catania Gate, Duchi di S.Stefano Palace
• Visit the Ancient Theater of Taormina
• Discover the small ancient theater Roman Odeon
• Explore the monumental Naumachia Fountain

• Tickets for Greek Theatre

Taormina is undeniably one of Sicily’s most picturesque and touristy locations.

Our guided tour begins at the stunning Ancient Theater (often referred to as the Greek Theater), an iconic representation of Taormina globally. Chiseled into the mountainside, it provides awe-inspiring views of the Ionian Sea and the Etna Volcano in the distance.

Next on our itinerary is the Naumachia (naval battle) - a grand,monumental fountain made of a wall over a hundred meters long and five meters high, constructed from red bricks. Afterwards, we travel to the Roman Odeon, a quaint ancient theater, followed by Palazzo Corvaia, a distinctly Gothic structure and the most noted palace of Taormina. Our journey continues near the Catania gate with Palazzo Duchi di Santo Stefano, another specimen of Gothic architecture, and the Church of San Giuseppe, crafted in baroque style.

Our tour concludes at Taormina’s cathedral, which was erected around the 1400s on top of a former small medieval church dedicated to St. Nicholas of Bari.

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