One of the few , if not the only Incredible working theatre with Greek and Roman history that can…read morestill be seen and felt.

If you're in Taormina, visiting this theater is an absolute must!! While Taormina itself is quite…read moretouristy, this theater truly stands out as a highlight of the area! Built by the Greeks in the 5th century BC, it has retained much of its original structure, so you really feel like you stepped back in time. The architecture is impressive and the location is even better! Perched high above the ocean, this spot has immaculate views that are simply breathtaking! I highly recommend taking the time to explore this magnificent site if you're in the area! Whether you're a history buff, a photography enthusiast, or just someone who appreciates stunning views, it will not disappoint! We loved it here!

Wow. Stunning. I saw the Nutcracker ballet and although the dancing wasn't as good as I expected…read morethe theatre itself was gorgeous and worth the ticket. Ushers were helpful in finding my seat even with the language barrier. Take note there is no bar for a refreshment or glass of wine at intermission but do take the time to walk around and explore the theater.

My friends and I stopped by for aperitivo and had a really good time even though it was cloudy,…read moregloomy outside, the views were still fabulous. I saw pictures and when it's sunny, you can even see Mount Etna from here. I highly recommend this place for afternoon cocktail drink, and light snacks.

Place looks great! Went for dinner and oh no. Way to expensive for what your getting. Staff is…read moreawesome but the quality of the food is a real no go.

Great place to visit. Seaside town that is now world famous. Great antiquities , shopping and…read moredining. Expect to walk a lot!

a lovely restaurant in a beautiful garden setting, reminiscent of Babylon? the owner is warm,…read morewelcoming, and takes pride in every aspect of the restaurant. we came once for lunch. i ordered the tuna tartare, which was very fresh and tender. melted in my mouth. my wife ordered the trapinase pasta with red tuna. it was aromatic and tasty. white wine and beer pairings were excellent. we planned to come again for dinner.

What a wonderful hidden gem in a small tourist town that is often overrun by literally boat-loads…read moreof people! Actually stumbled across this place on a side street coming down from the Greek Theater. Turns out the place is actually a language school, with rooms to let, and they serve light meals out in the garden under the fruit trees. The staff was kind and welcoming, and the food was simple - but amazing. I had the fried calamari, Carol had the pasta in a pesto sauce. And I sampled a local red wine that was excellent as well. The grassy area was pretty 'buggy' the day we were there. Maybe a table on the patio would be better, though when we arrived, most of these were being used for Italian lessons. But besides the very good food, it was really nice to find a quiet place away from the crowds, carnival barkers, and tacky souvenir stores. A small glimpse of real Taormina, perhaps?