Botanical and Geological Park of Alcantara Gorges
The Botanical and Geological Park is located in the protected area of the valley of the river Alcantara. The characteristics gorges arise from cooling of past lava flows caused, according to the legend, by the water of the river were made icy by God Vulcan. … read more
Villa Caronia
Villa Caronia is a predominantly red house surrounded by terraces and paths, rich in flowers, plants and fruit trees. Thanks to its dominant position on the bay of Taormina and Naxos, from here you can enjoy beautiful and unique view. … read more
Novara di Sicilia
Novara di Sicilia, a timeless village, reflects harmonious architecture from the Norman era to the 18th century. Gothic and Baroque churches, stone-paved streets, and the Giorginaro Mill contribute to its historical charm. … read more
Sant’Alessio Siculo
Sant’Alessio Siculo offers beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a panoramic castle, ideal for relaxation and tourism made by locals
Altopiano dell’Argimusco
The Argimusco Plateau, known as the “Sicilian Stonehenge,” offers spectacular rock formations, breathtaking panoramas, and unique stargazing opportunities. … read more
Maulazzo Lake
Lake Mulazzo can be visited in the heart of the Nebrodi Park in the province of Messina and is an exceptional destination for those seeking an immersive experience in nature. … read more
Marinello Lakes oriented nature reserve
Marinello Lakes oriented nature reserve located near Tindari, in the province of Messina, is a protected area of notable naturalistic and landscape interest. … read more
Castroreale
The picturesque village of Castroreale, nestled on the Sicilian hills overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, presents itself as an artistic and natural treasure. … read more
Alcantara’s river park
From Giardini Naxos to Randazzo it extends the river Alcantara. The river runs through the Etna Park, Nebrodi and the Peloritani. Hence the great variety of vegetation and wildlife that distinguish the Alcantara River Park. … read more
Isola Bella
Donated in 1806 to the City of Taormina from Ferdinand I of Bourbon, the beauty and charm of Isola Bella have led it to be considered one of the symbols of Taormina. Along with “Villa Caronia”, it is part of the Regional Natural Museum. … read more
Villa Comunale
The Public Gardens were the private garden of the residence of an English noblewoman who lived in Taormina at the end of the nineteenth century and married the mayor of the city. Lady Florence Trevelyan had the park built as an english garden. … read more