2025 Taormina Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Taormina is perfect because of staying in this hotel. The hotel is located near the Grand Theater, three or two minutes away from the park, and the parking lot is also convenient. 15 euros a day, which is cheaper than many hotels. The hotel's invincible sea view is very good. The breakfast is rich, and the orange juice is freshly squeezed on the spot. It's delicious. The hotel's swimming pool is like a glass tank, which is very interesting. It's very enjoyable to watch the beautiful scenery and swim. It's so beautiful to drink tea on the balcony of the room and watch the sunrise and sunset. #100WaysOfTravel

#100WaysOfTravel This hotel is amazing. All the rooms face the sea. In the evening, I look at the golden waves, blow the Mediterranean wind, eat a piece of ham, and squeeze a sip of red wine. It's very comfortable. The waiters in the hotel are also very kind. They carefully explain everything about Taormina to you, which makes people feel very comfortable. The outdoor dining is also beautiful with great views .

Sicily, Italy! This island combines historical culture and natural scenery, and it is also a filming location for many movies. The romance of 'Malèna', 'Aquaman', 'The Godfather', and 'Cinema Paradiso' all comes from here. 📍Taormina The representative of Sicily's beauty, half of it is cliffs and the other half is sea views🌊. Maupassant said: If you only have one day in Sicily, you must choose Taormina, you will surely be enchanted. 'Aquaman' and 'Chinese Restaurant' were both filmed here. ✅Recommended spots: Ancient Greek Theatre, Isola Bella, Mount Etna, Piazza IX Aprile 📍Agrigento A city located on the southern coast of Sicily, Italy. The male protagonist of 'Malèna' and his friends sit on the pure white seaside rocks, watching the sea and the sunset🌄, which is the Turkish Steps here. The Turkish Steps are very spectacular and great for photos📸. You can also visit the town of Erice, buy souvenirs, or enjoy the coastal scenery. ✅Recommended spots: Valley of the Temples, Turkish Steps, Erice Town 📍Syracuse The filming location of 'Malèna', where Bellucci gracefully walked through the Cathedral Square in the movie! You can take photos at the cathedral⛪, watch performances in the square, and enjoy a very leisurely vacation. There are many cafes☕️ and restaurants in the square to check out. ✅Recommended spots: Syracuse Cathedral, Cathedral Square, Maniace Castle, Fountain of Arethusa 📍Cefalù A charming seaside town located on the northern coast of Sicily, close to the capital Palermo. This is the filming location of the movie 'Cinema Paradiso'! The medieval old town and the blue sea and sky are very picturesque, especially at sunset🌄! You can also climb the Rocca di Cefalù to overlook the town and the sea. ✅Recommended spots: Cefalù Beach, Rocca di Cefalù, Cathedral 📍Palermo The capital of the entire island of Sicily, the filming location of the movie 'The Godfather', and a gathering place of many cultures. You can stroll around the old town of Palermo, Quattro Canti, and the Teatro Massimo🚶! ✅Recommended spots: Palermo Cathedral, Quattro Canti, Teatro Massimo, Norman Palace

|Known as "God's Back Garden". A complete guide to Isola Bella can easily achieve a day trip around Milan 1 Depart from Milano Centrale Station to Stresa, which takes about 1h, with a round-trip ticket costing 17 euros. 2 Get off at Stresa, use Google Maps to locate Carciano, and you'll find the boat ticket office, with two options (a round-trip to Bella Island for 10 euros per person, or a three-island pass for 15 euros per person, which includes Madre, Pescatori, and Bella). Personally, I think the three-island pass is more cost-effective 3 Three-Island Pass Lido: Once you have the pass, look for boats with the Lido sign. They will take you to the first stop, Madre, then to Pescatori, and finally to Bella Island. (Note: For the return trip, you must also find a boat with the Lido sign) 4 Personal recommendation: Madre and Bella Islands are truly worth visiting. Madre Island has both a botanical garden and animals, great for photography. Pescatori Island is mostly for dining and shopping (recommend trying the grapefruit and lemon candies, 6 euros per pack). No need to say much about Bella Island!! Please see the picture above (Regarding tickets: both Madre and Bella Islands require tickets for visiting, a combined ticket for both islands is 34 euros, which I personally recommend)

If you want to get a good location a few minutes away form the main street of Toarnina without paying 500euro/night ! This is probably the best spot. The staff makes this place a 5 stars review. Big thanks to Mario and Antonella. She gave us great advice and make us save money on beach club . They can help you organize a lot of things on the area and they know all the tricks to save some money. The only little negative of the hotel is the fact that it's between to busy streets. The noise is not a issue but the smells of the gas on the patio... However try to find a view for that price... Lastly the room are a little old and you can hear your neighbors in the hallway. But nothing to stop you from going there #taormina ##lapensionesvizzera #italy

#passionpassport If you are in Sicily and you have the time you can go and visit Taormina, it’s a beautiful town that is located on a mountain and is full of restaurants and shops. I do not advise you to sleep in the center as it can be very noisy and two nights it’s more than enough to get to know this place, it’s a bit expensive, but make sense to visit

#外游 I have traveled almost full circle around Sicily, Italy, and Taormina is one of my favorite places during the entire trip. Taormina (Chinese translation: Taormina, also called Taormina) is located on the northeast coast of Sicily. It is a coastal mountain town in the Messina Province, facing the Ionian Sea (Ionian Sea), about 55 km from Catania. kilometer. Taormina is a famous resort with many high-end hotels along the coast. It is a seaside mountain town, with azure coastline and stunning scenery, you will never forget Taormina. 🔶Piazza IX Aprile Plaza on April 9th🔶 Pass by Corso Umberto, the busiest street in Taormina, and arrive at Piazza IX Aprile, the most famous square in the city center. This is also a good place for viewing, and the endless sea view makes people feel comfortable physically and mentally. There is a small church in the square, Chiesa di San Giuseppe, which is full of Baroque style. 🔶Villa comunale Municipal Garden🔶 The garden is not too big, but there are many tropical plants planted in the garden, and the view is quite special. If you want to enjoy some peace and quiet, it’s not a bad idea to sit down and take a walk in Villa Comunale. #Overseas travel #Italy travel #Sicily #European travel

#外游 The ancient Greek theater Teatro Greco in Taormina, Sicily, is Taormina's most famous historical site and the focus of visiting Taormina. This outdoor amphitheater built in the third century BC allows you to enjoy the blue coastline from the auditorium. When the weather is good, you can also see the magnificent Etna volcano in the distance. On the day of my visit, I was lucky enough to meet a traveler who walked up to the audience and sang impromptu, his powerful singing voice harmonizing with the sound of the wind. This unexpected little performance added splendor to everyone's journey. The singing passenger finally won everyone's applause and cheers. When different people visit the same place, they will encounter different people and things, which become unique journey memories. This is also the wonderful thing about travel! #OVERSEASTRAVEL #ItalyTravel #EuropeanTravel #Sicily

#High-altitude viewing #Overseas travel In Taormina, Sicily, you can take a cable car down the mountain to Mazzarò Beach at the foot of the mountain. In front of the beach is the lovely little island of Isola Bella. The cable car station is just outside the city gate on Via Pirandello, and it only takes 3 minutes to get to the beach. Those who like hiking can also walk down the slope and stairs from the city center and reach the beach in about half an hour. Next to it is the famous small island Isola bella (Bella Island), which is a very unique view, especially when looking down from a high angle. The sea water is clear and the bottom is visible, the emerald green is dazzling. If you want to walk to Isola Bella, the only way is to take off your shoes and wade through the water. I chose to hike to Isola Bella and then take the cable car back to the city center. Funivia Taormina – Mazzarò (cable car) Station address: Via Guardiola Vecchia 2, Taormina (city center) #Star Writers Go Go Go #Italy

Greek theater in the city of Taormina in Sicily Taormina is a popular resort town with beautiful sea, but it also has a long history. It is an amphitheater built in the 3rd century BC, and since it is on high ground, you can see the cityscape, making it a recommended tourist spot. It is a place you should definitely visit if you go to Taormina. #Retro cityscape

Taormina is a city in Sicily. It's a popular city with beautiful beaches, but it's also an ancient city with ruins and an amphitheater. The ruins of the small theater in the second picture remain in the city. There are also streets lined with restaurants and souvenir shops, so it's a popular tourist destination in Sicily. #Retro cityscape

Taomina is a small mountain town in Messina Province, Sicily, between Messina and Catania🏡😆😆 One of the most popular attractions in Sicily😍😍 There are endless views in any alley, and looking up at the balcony of each household, I am deeply attracted by every flower and grass in Taormina🤩🤩 Must-see attractions include: There are bell tower gates and several churches around April 9 Square, one of which is a Baroque building🏡🏡 There are many Sicilian restaurants around 😋😋 #The most stylish travel experience #Overseas travel #A good place to go in the hot summer

Isola Bella is located along the coast of Taormina and together with the Greek Theater has become the symbolic landmark island of Taormina.The island is picturesque 🤩🤩🤩, the part facing the sea, located on the east coast of Sicily. The Italians have this saying: no trip to Taormina is complete without a visit to the beautiful coast around Isola Bella, one of the most beautiful coastlines in Sicily. 📍Isola Bella,Taormina 🇮🇹🇮🇹 Mazzarò can be reached by cable car from the city center to Via Pirandello, then turn right for about 200 meters, or, for those who prefer to walk, walk to the viewpoint “Isola Bella” via Via Pirandello, a path that leads directly to the island #ItaliaTravel #Sicily #Europe Travel #I miss #travel abroad #Summer good places

Castelmola_ is a small town in Messina, Sicily The highest point in the city of Taormina is Castelmola, which takes 1 hour to walk up the mountain along the well-paved road... You can also take a bus or open-air sightseeing car up #OverseasTravel #I miss

Recommended winter travel destination - Taormina! After taking the train to Taormina Railway Station, you need to take a taxi or bus up the mountain. We took a taxi up the mountain because we were carrying luggage and didn't want to wait for the bus. But taking a taxi up the mountain just took us to the other end of the road. However! On the way to the B&B, I saw the most beautiful coastline! Taormina has a strong atmosphere of life. I felt very relaxed during the two days in Taormina. You can take the cable car to the beach. In January in Taormina, there are relatively few tourists and no one on the beach. Since we can cook at the B&B, we went to the supermarket and bought some pasta, hoping to make carbonara. While we were looking for cream, a helpful local resident told us that carbonara uses egg yolks instead of cream! Italian supermarkets have a wide variety of cheeses, and it’s really delicious when you make your own! #goout

Isola Bella is one of the Borromean Islands, about 400 metres off Stresa, and can be reached in a few minutes from Verbania, Baveno, Stresa and Arona. The island is a natural treasure made even richer by human intervention; it has always been one of the favourite visitor attractions of Lake Maggiore, not to be missed if you want unparalleled views of the lake and its surroundings. Isola Bella is dominated by its sumptuous Baroque palace, along with a luxuriant Italian-style garden, which reaches a height of 37 metres and is laid out on ten terraces. Many parts of the palace are open to visitors: richly furnished rooms and opulent salons embellished with priceless artworks. The garden is full of flowers and exotic plants of great rarity, which grow thanks to the particularly mild climate of the Borromean Gulf. Everything on the island has been designed to create a scenic effect, including the “Theatre” constructed at the end of the superimposed terraces, dominated by a statue of a Unicorn, the heraldic emblem of the Borromeos, which is flanked by statues representing Nature and Art. The huge, extraordinary garden is further decorated with ponds, fountains and a plethora of statues dating from the second half of the 17th century. The white peacocks that wander over the manicured lawns add their grace to this enchanting spot. Adjacent to the palace and the gardens is part of the village which used to occupy the island, with some restaurants and souvenir shops. #mynovgetaway #mynovgetaway

The ancient theatre is without question the most important feature for sight-seers in Taormina, also because for its very fortunate natural setting, with splendid view toward the Calabrian coast, the Ionian coast of Sicily and the spectacular cone of Etna. The construction of the amphitheater starts probably by the Greeks around the third century. BC, at the time of Hiero II. To allow the construction was necessary to remove manually from the mountain over 100,000 cubic meters of rock. The plant was later renovated and expanded by the Romans, who inserted columns, statues and ingenious covers. The Greek theatre of Taormina, who was born to accommodate dramatic performances or musical, it was transformed during the Roman times to make room for games and gladiatorial battles. This involved the expansion of the orchestra, which in Greek times was destined to the musicians, in order to be adapted to the new function arena. The scene is the most important part that remains of the theater and preserves in part its original form. But nothing remains of his ornaments and columns. According to many scholars, the first order was made up of nine columns arranged in groups of three, while the second was formed by sixteen columns lowest equidistant. It is said that these columns arrived by sea to Villagonia, were then attached with ropes and pulled by hordes of slaves to the Theatre. During the Middle Ages most of these columns were removed to build palaces and embellish places of worship, including the Cathedral. The scene is obviously where the actors used to perform. #mynovgetaway #thanksgiving #mynovgetaway#thanksgiving

The small town of #taormina is located on the island of #sicily in southern #italy and is among the top attractions of the island. It offers narrow streets, wide square and beautiful sea view. Note that reaching it by car is a bit difficult and also it is hard to find available parking space. Anyway the town worth the time I spent in searching for a parking place. #happynewyear

Taormina: Sicily's Dreamlike Dance On the world map, there's a place that shines like a brilliant pearl forgotten by God, quietly radiating its unique and captivating glow—this is Taormina. When you set foot on this land, it's as if you've stepped into a dreamlike kingdom woven from sunshine, sea, and ancient legends. Taormina is situated on the eastern coast of Sicily, with Mount Etna at its back and facing the vast Ionian Sea. Mount Etna, Europe's highest and most active volcano, stands like a silent and majestic guardian that has protected this land for thousands of years. It erupts occasionally, bringing fertile soil to Taormina and endowing the land with a mysterious and primal power. The Ionian Sea, like a gentle and affectionate maiden, caresses Taormina's coastline with its azure waters. Waves crash against the beach, creating melodious sounds that seem to tell ancient and romantic stories. Walking through the streets of Taormina is like entering a colorful fairy tale world. The streets are lined with vibrant buildings—red like fire, pink like sunset clouds, yellow like gold. Most of these buildings have a long history, their walls covered with green vines and windows adorned with blooming flowers. Each building is like an exquisite work of art, telling the past and present of Taormina. The streets are filled with the rich aroma of coffee and Sicilian cuisine, tempting you to stop and taste the local specialties. One of Taormina's most famous attractions is the Ancient Greek Theater. Built in the 3rd century BC, it is one of the best-preserved Greek theaters in Sicily. Standing on the theater's stage, you can overlook the beautiful Ionian Sea. Imagine that over two thousand years ago, countless spectacular plays and concerts were performed here, with audiences immersed in the artistic atmosphere. Today, although time has left weathered marks on the theater walls, it still exudes a unique charm. Every summer, various music festivals and theatrical performances are held here, attracting artists and tourists from around the world. Besides the Greek Theater, Taormina has many other places worth visiting. For example, Isola Bella, a small island by the sea with beautiful gardens and crystal-clear waters. You can take a small boat to Isola Bella, stroll on the island, admire the beautiful scenery, and feel the tranquility and beauty of nature. There's also Taormina Cathedral, built in the 13th century, a typical Gothic structure. The interior of the cathedral is lavishly decorated with exquisite murals and sculptures, allowing visitors to experience the solemnity and sacredness of religion. Taormina's nights have their own special flavor. When night falls, the street lights come on, and the whole town becomes more cozy and romantic. You can enjoy fine dining at a seaside restaurant, admiring the night view over the sea while feeling the sea breeze. Or you can stroll the streets, appreciating the small shops and performances, experiencing Taormina's liveliness and vitality. Taormina, Sicily's dreamlike dance, attracts everyone who comes here with its unique charm. It's a place to forget your worries and relax. Here, you can connect with nature, feel the sedimentation of history, and enjoy the beauty of life. Whether you're someone who loves art and culture or someone who enjoys natural scenery and food, Taormina can meet your needs. Come, let's enter Taormina together, feel its charm, and join this dreamlike dance.

Hotel Villa Taormina 🏨The hotel is a converted aristocratic villa, decorated in a classical style that is both elegant and refined. Every corner has been meticulously designed, offering a changing view with each step. The hotel has a limited number of rooms, about 10, so booking during peak season might be challenging. The hotel's location is excellent, just a short walk from the main street's church square, yet tucked away from the hustle and bustle, offering a tranquil retreat. 🌟Every staff member at the hotel is incredibly welcoming, friendly, and helpful. The front desk staff provided detailed recommendations on exploring Taormina. When I couldn't remember everything the first time, I asked another front desk staff member, and they were all so patient. Every cleaner, valet, and other staff member I encountered greeted me warmly. 🌟The breakfast room offers breathtaking ocean views, and on clear days, you can even see the snow-capped volcano. The breakfast selection is extensive, and I didn't have the same meal twice during my three-day stay. 🌟The rooftop terrace overlooks both the garden and the sea, featuring a small bar and a small pool. Enjoying a drink on the rooftop is pure bliss. 🌟The rooms are very comfortable, with ocean views from the windows. The bedding and toiletries are top-notch. 🌟Parking can be a bit tricky, but the staff are happy to assist.

#springwander Walking towards Isola Bella beach - one of the famous destinations in Taormina. 💜 There were many stairs while going down but also many beautiful 😍❤️ sceneries which we've enjoyed. I loved this walk, however loved it much less on the way back. make sure you have very comfortable shoes and water, as you will need it. #walking even if you do not want to go to Isola Bella, you should take this path as you will get to enjoy the beautiful views. #travel #italy #spring #naturalwonders #thingstodo #springs

#springwander 📍 Location: Villa Comunale di Taormina, Via Bagnoli Croci, 98039 Taormina ME, Italy This beautiful 😍 park is located in the heart of Taormina. it is something that must be visited! I believe visiting Taormina during spring 🌼🌱 is the best decision I have taken! you can enjoy the views, the flowers and plants blooming and just taking in everything. truly beautiful #beautiful #spring #travel #thingstodo #afternoonwalk #italy

#springwander 📍 Location: Taormina, Italy If you are visiting Taormina I highly recommend this hotel - Ariston Hotel! you should come in spring to Italy as the flowers are blooming, the tourists are not a lot. the streets are quieter, the shops are less busy so you can browse better, the restaurants are not crowded, so you do not have to wait in queue. definitely the best time to come here #thingstodo #travel #spring #travel #italy

#springwander amazing town in Italy! The streets are so pretty, lovely, not crowded at all, we met a little kitty cat 🐈😺 which was a bit scared of us and cautious. When I tried to approach it , the kitty ran away. It is a bit steep here in Taormona, so make sure you carry a bottle of water when walking around in order to keep yourself hydrated. The views are stunning 🤩❤️#travel #thingstodo #taormina

How to enjoy 10 days in Sicily and what to visit? - We started our journey from Catania - From Catania we did go straight to Siracusa, with a rented car (you can use the train also) - Spent 2 night in Siracusa - From Siracusa you can make a day trip to Noto or Ragusa - After Siracusa, we went to Palermo with a quick stop in Agrigento - Stay 2 night in Palermo - Then, from Palermo we went to Cefalu, and spent 1 night there - After Cefalu, we arrived in Taormina and stayed 3 nights - The last night we stayed in Catania For more details about activities, room reservations and other don’t hesitate to contact me and also follow me on instagram: @pathly.smarttravel 🥰🥰

This time, we will introduce the famous ruins in Italy, "Teatro Antico di Taormina"! It is said that this place was used as a theater in ancient Greece. The deep brick color of this ruin stood out against the blue sky of Italy, and it was amazing. The crumbling parts made me feel the history, and I was reminded of the greatness of ancient Greece. The admission fee was 10€, so please go and check it out!! 📍Location: Via Teatro Greco, 1, 98039 Taormina ME, Italy #0 yen trip February 2025

Isola Bella, Italy, is a picturesque gem on Lake Maggiore, steeped in history and culture. A visit here offers not only breathtaking views but also delectable cuisine and a taste of Italian romance and humor. ✅Must-Do Experiences: 1. **Palazzo Borromeo** - This Baroque palace, a "Versailles on the lake," is so luxurious you'll wonder if you've been transported back in time to become royalty. Don't forget to look up at the ceilings – the frescoes are so exquisite that even a sore neck is worth it. - The Italian gardens outside the palace are so beautiful they'll inspire you to write poetry, even if it's just "Wow, so beautiful." 2. **Garden Maze** - The intricate maze in the gardens might get you lost, but don't worry, getting lost is romantic too. You might even encounter some of the resident peacocks strolling leisurely. 3. **Boat Trip on the Lake** - Rent a small boat and drift on the lake, feeling the gentle breeze and admiring the crystal-clear water that will tempt you to jump in for a swim (but don't, it's quite cold). 4. **Photo Ops** - Every corner of the island is picture-perfect, especially the gardens and lakeside views. Don't forget to caption your social media posts with "Living like royalty today." --- 🍲Food Recommendations: 1. **Spaghetti ai Frutti di Mare** - Isola Bella is by a lake, but Italians' love for seafood knows no bounds. This seafood pasta is so delicious you'll want to lick the plate clean (but try to restrain yourself in public). 2. **Cotoletta alla Milanese** - Although Milan is a bit of a distance away, the aroma of this breaded cutlet has already wafted over to Isola Bella. Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, each bite is pure bliss. 3. **Tiramisu** - This iconic Italian dessert has a smooth texture and the aroma of coffee and cocoa will leave you wanting more. Remember to wipe your mouth afterward, or you might be mistaken for having grown a mustache. 4. **Local Wine** - Italian wines are world-renowned. Enjoy a glass of local wine while taking in the lake view, and you'll feel like you've stepped into a movie scene. --- 📝Tips: - If you get lost on Isola Bella, don't panic. Tell yourself you're "exploring the unknown." - If the peacocks ignore you, don't be offended. They're probably just jealous of your good looks. - When eating spaghetti, practice your fork-twirling skills, or you might be judged by the Italians. - Finally, don't forget to learn a few Italian phrases, such as "Grazie" (thank you) and "Bellissimo" (beautiful). Even if your pronunciation isn't perfect, the Italians will appreciate your effort. In short, Isola Bella is an unforgettable destination. Have fun, eat well, and remember to bring your good mood and camera! 📸🍝🍷

Setting foot on Sicily is like opening a thick history book, with every page filled with stories. This is the crossroads of Mediterranean civilization, with Greek temples, Roman ruins, Arab style, Norman architecture... various cultures blend here, colliding to create a unique charm. ** Recommended itinerary: ** **Day 1-2: Palermo - a thousand-year-old city full of hustle and bustle** * **Must-see attractions:** * **Palermo Cathedral and Monreale Cathedral:** Admire the perfect blend of Norman architecture and Byzantine mosaics. * **Quattro Canti Square:** A Baroque open-air theater where you can experience the atmosphere of Palermo. * **Fontana Pretoria:** A magnificent Renaissance fountain, also known as the "Fountain of Shame". * **Ballarò Market:** Experience local life and taste fresh fruit, vegetables and seafood. * **Food recommendations:** * **Arancini:** A Sicilian specialty fried rice balls, with rich fillings, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. * **Pani ca meusa:** Beef spleen sandwich, rich in flavor, worth trying. * **Cannoli:** Crispy fried dough wrapped with sweet ricotta cheese, it is the most representative dessert in Sicily. **Day 3-4: Agrigento - Garden of the Gods** * **Must-see attractions:** * **Valley of the Temples (Valle dei Templi):** Wander among the ruins of ancient Greek temples and feel the weight of history. * **Scala dei Turchi:** The white cliffs contrast sharply with the blue sea, making it a great place to take photos. * **Food recommendations:** * **Pasta con le sarde:** Sardines pasta, a Sicilian specialty, delicious. * **Cassata siciliana:** A colorful Sicilian cake with a rich, yet sweet taste. **Day 5-6: Siracusa - the treasure of ancient Greek civilization** * **Must-see attractions:** * **Ortigia:** Siracusa's historic centre, with its narrow streets, ancient buildings and charming harbour, is an enchanting place to visit. * **Teatro Greco:** A well-preserved ancient Greek theatre where classical plays are still performed today. * **The Ear of Dionysius (Orecchio di Dionisio):** A strangely shaped limestone cave where the tyrant Dionysius is said to have kept his prisoners. * **Food recommendations:** * **Involtini di pesce spada:** Swordfish rolls, a Syracuse specialty, tender and delicious. * **Granita：** A Sicilian specialty smoothie with a delicate texture and a variety of flavors. **Day 7: Taormina - a medieval town on a cliff** * **Must-see attractions:** * **Ancient Greek Theatre (Teatro Greco):** Perched on a cliff, overlooking the stunning sea view and Mount Etna. * **Piazza IX Aprile:** The central square of the town, where you can enjoy beautiful scenery and ancient buildings. * **Isola Bella:** A beautiful island where you can swim, sunbathe and enjoy the Mediterranean sunshine. * **Food recommendations:** * **Pasta alla Norma:** Eggplant pasta, a classic Sicilian dish, simple and delicious. * **Frutta martorana:** Simulated fruit made of almond paste, with realistic shape and sweet taste. **Travel experience:** Sicily is a charming place. It not only has rich historical and cultural heritage, but also stunning natural scenery and delicious food. Here, you can feel the passion and vitality of the Mediterranean, and experience the leisure and comfort of southern Italy. **Travel Tips:** * The best time to travel to Sicily is spring and autumn, when the weather is pleasant and there are relatively few tourists. * Public transportation in Sicily is not well developed, so it is recommended to rent a car and travel by car. * The overall security situation in Sicily is good, but you should also take care of your personal belongings. * The official language of Sicily is Italian, but English is also widely spoken in tourist areas. I hope this guide helps you plan an unforgettable trip to Sicily!