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Syracuse Free Walking Tour

Every Tuesday & Friday afternoon (summer months and Christmas period)

Taormina off-limits on May 26 and 27, 2017

The next international G7 summit will take place in Taormina on May 26 and 27, 2017. The official security restrictions and red area were not published now but it seems certain that Taormina's old town center will be closed for touristic visits during the two days of the meeting. The hotels will also be reseved for the delegations and their staff and the accomodations in town will be restricted for tourists. The security measures could be extended also some days before the G7 summit. It's important, for those who are organizing a visit in eastern Sicily in May 2017 to consider these information in their programs.

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Visiting Taormina, the pearl of Sicily

Taormina, thanks to its enchanting position, between the mount Etna and the Mediterranean sea, deserves the name of "pearl of Sicily". Taormina, Taormina has always been a "must see" for visitors coming from all over the world. The beautiful panorama, the ancient monuments, the lively nightlife and the great touristic organization are the strength of Taormina. It is the ideal place to enjoy a typical sicilian panorama, to buy souvenirs or to do shopping in fashion shops. During your Sicilian holidays a visit in Taormina, few hours or better a whole day, is absolutely to recommend.

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Free entrance every first Sunday of the month at regional sites