Taormina at a glance: active volcano, Mediterranean Sea, cliff town, ancient Greek theater

Taormina, a paradise town hanging on a cliff, is the soul of Sicily. Ancient and romantic, the scenery and culture are a perfect match. Want to experience the highlight of your life? Taormina is not to be missed! Recommended by Goethe and Maupassant! Variety shows and movies are filmed here: "Chinese Restaurant," "White Lotus 2," "Aquaman," "The Big Blue," etc. Must-see attractions First, head to the ancient Greek theater (Teatro Greco), a 3rd-century BC ruin backed by Mount Etna and overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, as if time has stopped. In the evening, the interplay of light and shadow is breathtaking. Then, stroll along the charming main street, Corso Umberto, lined with boutiques, cafes, and handmade pottery, with surprises around every corner. Gourmet feast Hungry? Try Italian seafood pasta! Then have a classic Sicilian dessert, cassata cake, and feel the happiness on your tongue. There is also Italian-style granita. If you are brave, try the local specialty, delicious swordfish dishes, which are simply made for your taste buds. Secret recommendation Escape the crowds and head to Isola Bella. This small island is connected to the mainland by a narrow strip of sand, which can be reached on foot at low tide. The sun shines on the blue and green waters, making it look like a painting. Practical tips The best time to visit is from April to October. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes to cope with the winding mountain roads. Recommended photo spots: 1. Ancient Greek theater viewing platform: panoramic view of Mount Etna and the sea, with beautiful light and shadow at sunset. 2. Piazza del Duomo: black and white stone square, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, with a great background. 3. Isola Bella Beach: overlooking the sand and the blue sea, with soft light in the morning. 4. Piazza IX Aprile: the best place to take pictures of the town and the Mediterranean Sea. 5. Corso Umberto alley: colorful walls and floral decorations, every shot is a work of art. Taormina is not only a postcard of scenery but also a place for the soul. Come and write your own Sicilian legend here! Transportation: You can take a train or bus from Catania to Taormina, which takes about 1 hour. Accommodation: It is recommended to stay in a boutique hotel in the old town or a cliffside sea view B&B. Book early, as popular rooms are in high demand during peak season!