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In a park of 25.000 mē, populated by numerous typical floral species, the historical Grand Hotel Timeo contains the famous "literary terrace" from where guests can admire the snow-covered Mount Etna, the sea and the splendour of the Greek theatre. Surrounded by such a spectacular panorama, the terrace represents the ideal meeting place for well-known guests. |
 In a magical setting, the restaurant "Il Dito e la Luna" offers everything is refined and genuine in the Sicilian and Mediterranean gastronomy, while the distinctive "La Zagara" bar provides the magical and unforgettable atmosphere of an early 19th century winter garden. |
 The hotel offers a swimming pool and Health & Fitness Centre, as well as a multifunctional conference room which is available for meetings, gala dinners and fashion shows, providing an exclusive atmosphere and excellent service. |
| Property Facilities Summary: | Banquets | Bar | Beach Bed | Beach Umbrella | Beauty Treatments | Boat Hire (with Crew) | Bus Tours | Car Rental | Chauffer-Driven Limousine Services | Concierge Service | Congresses & Meetings | Fitness Facilities | Guided Tours | Gym | Heated Pool | Helicopter Service To/From Airport | Laundry & Ironing | Lift | Manicure, Pedicure | Massage | Meeting Room | Overhead Projector | Photocopier | Porter Service | Private Beach | Private Boat Tours | Private Parking | Private Transfer To/From Airport | Private Transfer To/From Rail Station | Restaurant | Shuttle To / From Beach | Small Dogs Welcome | Small Pets Welcome | Sun Terrace | Swimming Pool | Ticket Reservation Service | Towels for Swimming Pool | Trade Shows | Translation Service | Wake Up Service | Wedding Management | Wine Tours | | |
Taormina appeared as "a strip of paradise on the earth" to the eyes of one of its most important visitors, Johann Wolfang Goethe, who visited it in 1787. It was an exciting discovery for the German literary man who quoted in a memoirs the warm emotions aroused by his famous "journey to Italy". Taormina, which is now one of the most famous tourism localities in the world, halfway between Messina and Catania, was not much bigger than a village at that time, closed as a small fortress between the walls built by the Arabians almost thousand years before; the quarter realized through the big terracings, that contained during Romanic time the naumachies (big tanks), is instead more recent.
There are many noble residences, like the wonderful Palazzo Corvaja, Palazzo dei Duchi di Santo Stefano, and the churches, every one built with a peculiar architecture style, from Chiesa dei Cappuccini to Chiesa di San Pancrazio that was built on the rests of an Hellenistic temple. |
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