Savoca is a charming medieval village set in the rock of a hill, where you can still recognize the places of  "don Vito Corleone". You will walk along the typical medieval streets and you will reach the Church of Santa Lucia, where the wedding scene between Michal and Apollonia was filmed. Unmissable stop is at Bar Vitelli, here time seems to have stopped years ago. Inside you can admire not only pictures and scenes related to the saga of Don Vito Corleone, but also ancient objects related to Sicilian tradition, making this bar a small museum.

Set on a hill, with the sea at its feet and Etna behind, Taormina is a unique jewel in the world. The driver will drop you off at the historical center, where you will have free time to explore.

The Corso Umberto I is the vibrant main street of Taormina and leads from the Porta Messina across the city to the Porta Catania. This pedestrian steet provides a lively promenade for tourists and is lined with elegant shops and restaurants

The first construction of the Duomo or Cathedral of Taormina dates back to the thirteenth century on the ruins of a church dedicated to St. Nicholas of Bari. Then, It was rebuilt in the fifteenth, sixteenth and eighteenth century.

The Greek Theatre of Taormina is the most fascinating historical monument in the pearl of the Ionian Sea, a world-famous tourist attraction

The public gardens of Taormina offer one of the most beautiful view of the town. The gardens are a viable alternative to crowding of the central streets. Their paths are nestled among magnolias, hibiscus and bougainvillea bushes perfectly groomed.