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Lovely street to stroll down. Many pastry shops, gelaterias, coffee shops, souvenir shops, artwork. Many great restaurants tucked away in alleys either up or down sets of stairs from the main street.
the main shopping, restaurant street in Taormina. The narrow alleys leading off it are also crammed with cafes. A nice street for a liesurely stroll taking in the classy shops, I imagine it gets very busy in high season
I loved that the avenue was absent vehicles as it made it much easier to take a leisurely stroll and not miss any of the tons of fantastic stores. We had a lovely lunch, some superb gelato, and purchased the perfect gifts for those left...More
Taormina's main drag, Corso Umberto runs fairly flat from one end of the old town to the other. Along the way you pass dozens of cafes, restaurants, gelateria... and enough luxury clothing, accessory and gift stores to please most shoppers. Gorgeous views of the ocean...More
This is THE place to be when you are in Taormina! There is everything you could want--all types of shops. They vary from handmade artisan jewelry and locally painted pottery to designer clothing, purses, upscale jewelry, on a lovely floral lined cobblestone street. There are...More
We travelled as Mother and daughter. Having travelled quite a lot in both Italy and Sicily we were a little disappointed that Taormina was quite so busy. It would be quite unbearable, I think, in the height of the season. There were some super shops,...More
Lovely Italian little street, lots of great architecture and shops. Great place to walk through and plenty to look at.
This is the main shopping street of Taormina. It is lined with a mix of shops, restaurants, and historical attractions. It is about 3/4 of a mile long between the Catania Gate and the Messina Gate. A pleasant way to spend a half day. It...More
A quaint sicilian street with a lot of history and some fabulous architecture. Many shops of which some are designer so therefor expensive but great for window shopping or grab a gelato and people watch.
The st tropez of sicily - so cute and quaint to walk around gently and enjoy. Go in spring when it's quieter otherwise the heat and tourists will ruin it for you. Try to avoid paying tourist prices by eating off the road in side...More
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