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1. UNA Hotels Capotaormina
UNA Hotels Capotaormina
2. San Domenico Palace, Taormina, A Four Seasons Hotel
San Domenico Palace, Taormina, A Four Seasons Hotel
3. Mazzarò Sea Palace - The Leading Hotels of the World
Mazzarò Sea Palace - The Leading Hotels of the World
4. Villa Taormina
Villa Taormina
5. Hotel Villa Paradiso
Hotel Villa Paradiso
6. Excelsior Palace Hotel
Excelsior Palace Hotel
7. Hotel Bel Soggiorno
Hotel Bel Soggiorno
8. Eurostars Monte Tauro
Eurostars Monte Tauro
9. Hotel Villa Belvedere
Hotel Villa Belvedere
10. Grand Hotel Timeo, A Belmond Hotel, Taormina
Grand Hotel Timeo, A Belmond Hotel, Taormina
11. NH Collection Taormina
NH Collection Taormina
12. Hotel Ariston & Palazzo Santa Caterina
Hotel Ariston & Palazzo Santa Caterina
13. Villa Angela
Villa Angela
14. Hotel Continental
Hotel Continental
15. Hotel Metropole Taormina
Hotel Metropole Taormina
16. HOTEL VILLA CARLOTTA
HOTEL VILLA CARLOTTA
17. Grand Hotel San Pietro Taormina - Preferred Hotels & Resorts
Grand Hotel San Pietro Taormina - Preferred Hotels & Resorts
18. Atlantis Bay - The Leading Hotel of the World
Atlantis Bay - The Leading Hotel of the World
19. Taormina Park Hotel
Taormina Park Hotel
20. Hotel Casa Adele
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Top neighborhoods in Taormina

Taormina City Centre
Taormina City Centre enchants with medieval streets and showstopping views of Mount Etna and the Ionian Sea. The ancient Greek Theater offers a dramatic backdrop for summer performances, while Corso Umberto buzzes with high-end boutiques and outdoor cafés. Piazza IX Aprile serves up the perfect sunset spot where locals and travelers gather for aperitivo. Upscale restaurants dish out Sicilian specialties like arancini and fresh seafood throughout the pedestrian-friendly historic district. Most accommodations feature terraces with panoramic views, though they command premium prices. The steep cobblestone streets favor walking, with shuttle buses connecting to parking areas below town.

Mazzaro
Mazzaro's beach paradise captures Sicily's coastal magic at its finest. Crystal-clear turquoise waters lap against a pebble shoreline while dramatic limestone cliffs create a stunning natural backdrop. The iconic cable car whisks you up to Taormina in just two minutes, offering breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea. Beach clubs and natural swimming spots around Isola Bella provide perfect sunbathing spots. Upscale waterfront restaurants serve fresh seafood and Sicilian specialties on elegant sea-view terraces. Luxury hotels cascade down the cliffs with infinity pools and private beach access. The compact area is easily walkable along the waterfront promenade, though steep terrain can make some paths challenging.

Spisone
Spisone's pristine pebble beaches and turquoise waters create a peaceful escape from bustling Taormina. Dramatic cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation frame intimate swimming coves, while coastal paths wind past ancient rock formations. Snorkeling enthusiasts will discover vibrant marine life around rocky outcrops, and photographers can capture stunning views of Isola Bella. Family-run trattorias serve fresh seafood and authentic Sicilian dishes, with most places closing by sunset. Accommodations range from vacation rentals to boutique hotels with sea views and terraces. The steep coastal terrain makes walking challenging but rewards with breathtaking vistas, while limited bus service connects to central Taormina.

Villagonia
The Villagonia neighborhood is known for its beaches and has lots of places to visit including Ionian Sea.
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Ancient Greek ruins stand sentinel above the Ionian Sea, where the Teatro Antico offers views that might make you forget there's a performance scheduled. Corso Umberto buzzes with cafes where locals debate which gelateria truly deserves your euros. Take the aerial tramway down to Isola Bella, a tiny island nature reserve where the pebbled beach demands proper footwear but rewards with crystalline waters. The Piazza IX April serves as an open-air living room where everyone gathers at sunset. After climbing narrow medieval streets, reward yourself with pasta alla Norma and cannoli that make a compelling argument against ever leaving Sicily. The San Giorgio Theatre hosts performances in a setting so intimate you'll feel part of the production.
























































































































































































