Taormina Street Food Tour.
A tasty tour of Taormina throughout the delicious street food and typical local delicacies.
Guided Tour
2 hour visit of Taormina
Availability
All year round
A guided walk and taste tour in Taormina
Visit Taormina and fully immerse yourself in the Sicilian culture, through history, monuments, architecture and local food! A pleasant walk in the company of an expert guide who will tell you stories, legends and curiosities of the most famous city in Sicily. We will stop for some delicious dessert tastings, but not only … Are you ready for a unique and complete experience?
Taormina Street Food Tour highlights
- Monuments of many different styles
- Tasting local food
- Breathtaking views
” We aim on your experience making it both as personal and enjoyable as possible. “
Tour Prices and Details.
Tour Guide available in the following languages : English, Français, Español, Deutsche
Children under 10 years benefit of a 10€ DISCOUNT and for all children under 3 years, the tour is FREE.
Upon request we can provide a child safety seat or booster seat (free service)
Taormina Street Food Tour
Full description
Our walk begins at Porta Catania, one of the two main gates of the city. Moving along Corso Umberto, we will stop to admire the medieval-style Cathedral.
Later, I will tell you the history and legends that are handed down in the Sicilian culture and we will be able to taste the typical ricotta dessert, the Sicilian Cannolo. We will then arrive in Piazza IX Aprile, from which you can admire the Gulf of Naxos and Mount Etna in the background.
A breathtaking view! Arriving at Palazzo Corvaja, we will taste the other typical Sicilian dessert, the famous granita. We will conclude our tour in Porta Messina, without missing a last surprise tasting! Book the walk and taste tour, you will not easily forget this fantastic experience!
MORE EXCURSIONS…
For more information about access to the Etna volcano, you can consult the following links:
Parco Dell’Etna – National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology – Mount Etna News