• Savoca - After departing from Messina, the journey will lead to Savoca, famously known as the “town with seven faces” due to its ever-changing horizon. This area boasts monumental structures from the medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods. Recognized as a city of art since 2008, its historic center houses the remnants of an ancient medieval synagogue, which was converted into a residence post-1470. Savoca gained fame as a filming location for several successful movies, including Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather in 1972 and The Stolen Life in 2007. Among the many attractions, the “Bar Vitelli” is a must-visit. Located at the town’s entrance, it is where Al Pacino’s character, Michael Corleone, stops for a drink in “The Godfather.”
• Castelmola - Castelmola is celebrated for its stunning views and vibrant colors, ranking it among Italy’s most beautiful and picturesque villages. Its historical and artistic treasures, such as the castle and medieval monuments, make it a gem in the province of Messina. The village’s name originates from the Norman fortress, now in ruins, which serves as its emblem. The tour will commence in the historic center, characterized by its medieval charm and maze of narrow streets. A highlight of the visit will be the renowned Bar Turrisi, noted for its phallic-themed decorations, reflecting ancient Greek culture’s influence as symbols of freedom, fertility, and life. Visitors can enjoy the famous almond wine, exquisite Sicilian cannoli, and other local delicacies.
• Taormina - The third stop on the tour is Taormina. Renowned for its stunning location and unique natural beauty, this city is often called the Pearl of the Ionian. Its origins as a major tourist destination date back to 358 BC, when Greek refugees from the nearby city of Naxos, an ancient Greek colony, settled here. The name Tauromènion evolved into the present-day Taormina. The historic center is rich with monuments, and its natural layout gives Taormina the appearance of a scenic terrace. Among the many attractions, the Greek Theater stands out, offering breathtaking views of the turquoise sea and the gulf dominated by Mount Etna. Additionally, Corso Umberto, the vibrant heart of Taormina, invites exploration with its numerous shops, charming streets, and stairways adorned with Sicilian-themed decorations, showcasing the beauty of Sicily.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

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