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Hotel Residence Circe - Taormina Hotels
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This hotel is rated 1 star out of 5

Area: Taormina, Taormina, Show Map

Located on Corso Umberto I in Taormina's pedestrian area, Residence Circe has been completely modernised and offers … More

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"Room had a kitchen in a cupboard (two rings, no oven) and a terrace with a view towa... " More hotel reviews

Terralcantara Villa del Mare - Taormina Hotels
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£51
This hotel is rated 1 star out of 5

Area: Taormina, Giardini-Naxos Show Map

Situated near the beach in the city center, this apartment is close to Giardini Beach, Recanati Beach, and Church … More

Pricing for stays between 25 May - 28 May, 2012

Fondachello Village - Taormina Hotels
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£51
£64
This hotel is rated 1 star out of 5

Area: Taormina, Mascali Show Map

This beachfront apartment is located in the city center, close to Carmine Church. Area attractions also include … More

Pricing for stays between 09 Jun - 12 Jun, 2012

Casa Rupilio - Taormina Hotels
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This hotel is rated 1 star out of 5

Area: Taormina, Taormina, Show Map

The Casa Rupilio B&B is a cosy Bed&Breakfast in Taormina , the beautiful Sicilian city that faces the … More

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A balcony setting on Mount Tauro with a sweeping view of Sicily’s coastline and Mount Etna gives Taormina its lasting appeal. It is Sicily’s only truly international resort, much-favoured by celebrities. The old quarter’s steep, narrow alleys are filled with window boxes and painted pottery, and best explored on foot. Main sights are the classical remains and Renaissance palaces. The Greco-Roman theatre is still used for concerts and festivals.