The Public Garden is an enjoyable place to go for a rest or a walk, look at the views of Taormina, the gardens and buildings. It wasn't crowded when we visited and was quite peaceful.

The garden is beautiful, peaceful and not overrun with tourists. Great views to the water and to Etna.

Nice walk below the main drag, including a medieval village. Along the way, there are some "off the track" shops with better prices for things like food and wine.

Loved the simple and i,,aculate gardens. Clean and green - a great place to spend a few hours in the heat...

NIce shady retreat during heat of the day. Lovely views. Short step to public path down to Giardino Naxos - wathc step though, some ofthe path hassuffered from landslides.

These splendid gardens, lovingly tended and stocked with beautiful flowers and shrugs has an interesitng history. It was created by an Englishwoman in the 19th century. Lady Florence Trevelyan arrived in Taormina following a falling out with the Royal family in the UK. She met an married a local man and devoted her life to good works, the garden and... More

Nice relaxing walk with my wife. The gardens are beautiful with excellent views of the sea. It is easily walked in one hour, or you can just sit and relax and enjoy the view of the sea, and listen to the many birds.

Surprisingly large and beautifully kept gardens about 10 minutes walk from the slightly hectic main street. balconied terraces topped with terracotta vases frame idyllic vistas of the bay below. In the centre is a memorial listing the fallen soldiers of two world wars and if you look carefully you will see that each of the trees on the central avenue... More

inside a lovely garden two parrots are in prison and are the saddest thing. FREE THE TAORMINA 2. A bird in a cage has all heaven in a rage.