COOL THINGS IN JAPAN YOU MUST SEE
Mt. Etna, is Sicily’s live volcano and one of the world’s most active. The volcanic soil is very fertile and supports the orchards and vineyards on the mountain slopes. In 2013 UNESCO declared Mt. Etna a World Heritage Site.
This main pedestrian street with medieval buildings on either side of the street, doesn’t even seem real. It feels more like what a pedestrianized Sicilian street would look like if Hollywood designed it.
The piazza boasts a spectacular view of the impossibly blue Ionian Sea and Mount Etna. This is an ideal spot to take a break in one of the laid-back cafes, savor a coffee and absorb the atmosphere.
The theater was built in the 3rd century BC. The building materials, brick, is Roman but the design is mostly Greek. This leads experts to believe that it was originally built by the Greeks and rebuilt by the Romans on the original site.
Some of the best Taormina restaurants for traditional Sicilian food include Al Duomo, Trattoria Don Ciccio, Malvasia, Grotta di Ulisse and Osteria RossoDiVino.
For a more budget friendly and delicious option, try Pizzeria Porta Messina and Pizzeria Nina.