Sicily is among the most exotic holiday locations in Italy. It remains popular throughout the year and is well-known for its enjoyable weather and mouth watering food and its' rich cultural heritage. People in taormina sicily Sicily take pleasure in a relaxed and slow way of life significance that tourists to Sicily get the opportunity to take advantage of a more unwinded break. There are wide varieties of Hotels in Sicily from 2 to 5 stars to accommodate visitors of all tastes. There are also excellent selections of Sicily Villas available throughout the region.

Catania -Is one of the largest cities in Sicily and is located on the East coast of this Mediterranean island. Due to its' area and the distance to Etna Volcano, Catania has actually ended up being very popular. Going To the Market (including the famous fish market) in Catania is a great way to taste the culture of Sicily. Access to the city is easy with the freshly opened International Airport.

Palermo is another city in Sicily worth visiting and is situated near to the coast. Palermo is well-known for its Mafia connections and has a fantastic choice of restaurants to try.

You can also take pleasure in a Sicily vacation in Taormina which lies on the east coast of the island. Taormina is an hour drive from Catania and is referred to as the Gem of Sicily. From the cliff tops of Taormina, breathtaking views of the top of Etna Volcano. Taormina hosts a yearly film festival and has a series of theatres for a cultured break. Taormina provides a vast array of Hotels and Villas for each kind of vacation.

Siracusa is another well known city in Sicily. Further away from the trappings of the traveler trade, this city is a breath of fresh air and can be reached via an easy drive from Catania.

The Aeolian Island provides scenic appeal and the opportunity to stay on a volcanic island.

Taormina, a true jewel, and one I'm constantly thrilled to return to.Sparkling above the beauty of the Ionian Sea with the Greek amphitheatre as a background and Mt. Etna less than an hour away, it's no surprise this city is considered both a historic and natural treasure.Desired, fought over, and ruled by societies from Greek to Arab to Spanish and back to Italian, Taormina is a much desired area, and for good factor. Taormina's abundant history is very inviting, while the town itself is rather simple to browse on foot, making it inviting to all manner of traveler.Aside from the Odeon, built for Emperor Octavian, the town's highlight is certainly the Greek Theatre set amongst the gemlike greenery and appeal of the surrounding hills.

Taormina, a real jewel, and one I'm constantly happy to return to. Sparkling above the appeal of the Ionian Sea with the Greek amphitheatre as a backdrop and Mt. Etna less than an hour away, it's taormina beach no surprise this city is considered both a historic and natural treasure. Preferred, fought over, and ruled by societies from Greek to Arab to Spanish and back to Italian, Taormina is a much desired area, and for great factor.

Taormina's rich history is extremely welcoming, while the town itself is rather easy to browse on foot, making it welcoming to all manner of tourist. Aside from the Odeon, developed for Emperor Octavian, the town's highlight is absolutely the Greek Theatre set amongst the gem-like plant and beauty of the surrounding hills.

The San Nicola cathedral is absolutely a structure not to be missed. Constructed on the ruins of a Greek temple, it's charming Gothic design matched surprisingly with interwoven Arab influences best expressed by the ceiling's wooden beams.

The Badia Vecchia fortress likewise houses the town's interesting historical museum, and is a nice location to spend an early morning. For picnics, walks, and plain old relaxation, the Vacation home Comunale is quite the beauty. The site of the town's public gardens, this is an outstanding place to take in the general tranquility of the region and unsurpassable vistas and weather condition. With the sea to one side and imposingly wonderful Mount Etna looming behind, the impact is absolutely nothing except breathtaking. Make sure to take pleasure in the well-known "Victorian Follies" too, ornamental buildings built in the late 1800's by the lovably eccentric previous owner.

Piazza 9 Aprile likewise boasts incredible sea views and is house of the charming clock tower, as well as 2 other lovely churches. For shops, coffee shops, and basic munching/browsing, the popular Corso Umberto I has everything.