Is it easy to get around Taormina?

Everything is within walking distance in Taormina, though you might encounter a steep climb now and then being that this is a hilltop town. The more distant parts of Taormina are linked by minibus, which leaves from the terminal at Via Luigi Pirandello in town and costs about €1 for a one-way ticket.



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Everything is within walking distance in Taormina, though you might encounter a steep climb now and then -- this is a hilltop town. Just about everything to see in Taormina unfolds from the main drag, Corso Umberto I, which slices through town from Porta Messina, in the north, to Porta Catania, in the south.

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You can easily get around Taormina on foot, it is the best way to get to know its hidden spots (streets, houses, plazas, restaurants, stores, historical sites) and enjoy its medieval atmosphere.

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It is in the center of town and a great place to eat, drink, listen to music and people watch. The ancient city of Taormina is completely walkable and attractive.

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The picturesque old town of Taormina is best explored on a short walk. Depending on the season and the number of tourists, you should plan at least 2 to 3 hours for the walk to see all the attractions and stroll through the shops, nice bars and restaurants.

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Returning to Sicily, we headed next to the famous town of Taormina, a mountaintop tourist trap high above the Mediterranean Sea. But tourist traps are popular for a reason and the site was indeed spectacular and the seasonal hordes were still at sufferable levels.

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You'll Want to Stay Close to Corso Umberto Corso Umberto (the main pedestrian street) is the focus of Taormina. It's where you'll find most shops, restaurants, and sites. If they aren't on Corso Umberto, they're on a side street or nearby.

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Known as the “Pearl of the Mediterranean”, Taormina has been a sought-after vacation destination since Roman times. As probably the most perfect coastal resort town in Southern Italy, its popularity is entirely justified.

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With its beautiful hilltop location overlooking the Ionian Sea and the stunning views of Mount Etna, Taormina is known as the Pearl of the Meditteranean. It is one of the most popular towns in Sicily and we highly recommend that anyone visiting the island should spend at least one or two nights in Taormina.

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Sail in search of a pod of wild bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat where the sighting probability is approximately 80 percent. The tour includes a stop for a dip or snorkelling in the crystal clear waters of Taormina bay, followed by a refreshment of fruit, snacks and drinks.

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Enna. Enna in one of Sicily's best-kept secrets. The city, which lies in central Sicily, is rarely visited by tourists, as most prefer to focus on the coastline or larger towns. It's a truly wonderful setting, situated 3083 feet above sea level and filled with rolling green hills and tiny clusters of houses.

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