Beautiful coastal views, exotic plants, fanciful buildings and follies, interesting history, shady and cool places to sit, fountains and wonderful patterned paving all combine to make these gardens a must in the busy tourist itinerary of Taormina. Don’t miss them!

Pleasant gardens to walk around, take in the views and relax. Convenient shady spots with seats . Public toilets a plus.

A beautiful quiet oasis away from the hustle and bustle with excellent views along the coast line. There are plenty of places to sit and enjoy the gardens or just take a slow stroll around. Well worth a visit.

Just minutes down the hill from the amphitheater you will find these lovely gardens. It's a beautiful place for a leisurely stroll or just to sit and people watch. We observed some locals having fun singing along with their portable radio. We didn't spend too...More

According to our guidebook, these gardens were donated to Taormina by an English aristocrat, Florence Trevelyan, who had fallen in love with the town. Sadly, we could not see any mention of this in the explanatory texts in the park, and I wonder what she...More

We've found this place by accident but it was a great finding. We've enjoyed the views, great plants and trees and animals. Go there, if you need a break in the shade.

Pretty gardens with lots of shade for a pleasant, relaxing stroll. Great views of the sea and beachfront.