Cuba bizantina di Santa Domenica
Castiglione di Sicilia
Santa Domenica Cuba is a small church built between the 7th and 9th centuries. The chapel has a very special structure with cubic shapes. During the restorations, two skeletons were found that testify to the presence of a cemetery. From 31 August 1909 the basilica was considered a national monument.
Porta San Giuliano o Aragonese
Randazzo
(15 Km)
The Gate of San Giuliano, otherwise recognized as the Aragonese Gate, dates back to the 13th century. Above the door, the banners of Peter I of Aragon are visible. It is one of the four doors which were part of the walls of Randazzo. It extends on the longest side of the city walls. Near the door, customs officers were allocating who checked the products arrived in the city.
Castello degli Schiavi
Fiumefreddo di Sicilia
(15 Km)
The Castle of the Slaves of Fiumefreddo di Sicilia is among the most beautiful Baroque castles of the 18th century in the resort. Its name comes from an ancient legend. The building is spread over two floors, dominated by a tower. This was used several times as a movie set after the mid-20th century. Today the castle villa is used as an exclusive location for events and weddings.
Castello Diana
Fiumefreddo di Sicilia
(12 Km)
The Diana Castle is presumed to date back to the 18th century since there are no certain sources. This has the form of a noble palace, rather than a real castle. In fact, it's not very impressive as a construction. It is currently in fair storage conditions and is privately owned.
Antiquarium del Teatro Greco Romano
Taormina
(12 Km)
It 's the small archaeological museum in the Greek theater, where archaeological finds in the centuries have been recovered in the area and temporarily assigned to the largest museum of Syracuse.
Il Museo Siciliano di arti e Tradizioni Popolari di Taormina
Taormina
(15 Km)
The museum exposes finds of figurative art and craft of the Sicilians from the XVI to the XX century, handmade items and artifacts, a precious witness of life and popular culture of Sicily.
Museo Archeologico Regionale
Taormina
(15 Km)
Housed in the Old Abbey, it contains archaeological finds brought to light in recent times. The exhibition is divided on two floors and includes ancient objects: sculptures, ceramics and a Byzantine sword found in the depths of Isola Bella.
Fondazione Mazzullo
Taormina
(14 Km)
The palace is asserting itself in the Sicilian architecture of the fifteenth century, evidence of an architectural culture combines Arabic, Normans and Aragonese values. Since the '80s, the Palace houses the works of the sculptor Giuseppe Mazzullo.
Gladys Art Gallery
Taormina
(15 Km)
The discovery of moods and colors of the Mediterranean landscape evoked by the famous Neapolitan school of painting in this gallery, operating in Taormina since 30 years.
Gli Angeli di A.M. Corsini
Taormina
(15 Km)
The paintings on canvas of Galleria degli Angeli, with great refinement of detail.
Castello San Marco
Calatabiano
(14 Km)
The beautiful Castle of San Marco stands like a beautiful Baroque mansion dating back to the end of the seventeenth century. The fact that it was a dwelling explains its compact structure. It is currently in excellent condition and private use, as it is one of the most prestigious hotels on the coast of Taormina characterized by class and elegance.
Castello Antico Diroccato
Calatabiano
(11 Km)
The Old Castle Diroccato di Calatabiano is located in the homonymous town. It is one of the most important buildings in the area and has an ancient history. In fact, it dates back to 902 and was built by the Arabs after the conquest of the city of Taormina. The purpose was to defence and military. Currently, only a few parts have been received, especially the tower and the ruins.
Fontana in Piazza Duomo
Taormina
(15 Km)
Piazza Nove Aprile
Taormina
(15 Km)
Piazza IX Aprile initially known as Piazza Sant'Agostino, takes its name from the church that was located near it. In the square there are several important buildings, among them of great interest is the clock tower built in the twelfth century.
Teatro Greco
Taormina
(15 Km)
The Greek Theatre of Taormina is the second theatrical building in size of Sicily, after that of Syracuse. It was most likely built in the 3rd century BC by Nero II. In fact, the name of the Tyrant's wife, Philistis, is engraved on the steps. On top of the steps there was once covered a double porch. Currently, the Theater is home to national and international cultural events.
Palazzo Corvaia
Taormina
(15 Km)
The Palace, dating back to the 11th century, is very impressive, in fact, the tower and the main body that develops on the left side of the building immediately catches the eye. Over the years it has undergone various changes, including extensions and restructuring. The conquest by the Arabs is confirmed by the decidedly oriental architectural style.
Castello di Taormina
Taormina
(15 Km)
The Arab-Norman Castle or even Castello di Monte Tauro dominates the whole city of Taormina from above with a beautiful view of the sea. It was built in the Middle Ages on the remains of an ancient acropolis; it has a trapezoidal base and a tower, which served as a lookout. Today of this construction we can admire only the high keep and the courtyard, as well as the remains of a tower and the surrounding walls. The Castle is open to the public and to get there you have to go along a long staircase, which starts from the church of Madonna della Rocca.
Galleria d'Arte Firme d'Autore
Giarre
(19 Km)
Museo Etnografico
Novara di Sicilia
(14 Km)