The most scenic Greco-Roman theater in the world: the cavea carved into the hill overlooks Mount Etna and the bay of Naxos through the columns of the stage. Founded by the Greeks in the 3rd century BC and expanded by the Romans, it hosts the Taormina Film Fest and major concerts in the summer. The view at sunset, with the smoking volcano behind the arches, is worth the trip to Sicily on its own.
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