Ancient Theatre of Taormina tours and tickets
Entrance tickets to the Ancient Theater of Taormina with Audioguide
Explore the Ancient Theater of Taormina, a prime example of Hellenic architecture in Sicily. Retrace the sites history, from its Greek origins to its reconstruction under the Romans.
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Visita al parque del Etna y a Taormina
Únete a esta excursión y descubre la hermosa ciudad de Taormina, con el paisaje del Etna siempre a la vista.
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Tour privado de Taormina con un guía experto.
Explore Taormina, una auténtica joya de Sicilia en una visita guiada privada a pie de 2 horas. ¡Descubra los monumentos, los edificios y las historias que hicieron de Taormina una de las ciudades más importantes y bellas de toda Sicilia!
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Un poco de historia
Step into a Greek tragedy at The Ancient Theatre of Taormina (Teatro Antico di Taormina), carved into the rocks of Monte Tauro and enjoy jaw-dropping views of the Ionian coast and Mount Etna.
Where natural scenery becomes one with the architecture, the theatre was built in the third century B.C by the ancient Greeks. With its perfect acoustics from any area of the auditorium, the Greeks used it for musical and drama performances. After the Romans conquered Taormina and made it a Roman colony, the theatre was expanded and renovated, used for gladiator fights and naval battles (expanded and renovated).
