Traveling Taormina wheelchair accessible tours, on the Eastern coast, is one of the most famous cities, internationally known, of the Sicilian island.

Between sea and mountains landscape and marine beauties are enough to enchant the many visitors, but there is more.

There are historical monuments, there is good food, there are lovely Palaces.

To make it even more enjoyable is the great weather, mild even in winter.

The origins of this beautiful city date back to 700 BC.

The city, according to Diodorus, was founded in 396 BC by Sicilian natives under the name of Tauromènion from Tauro Hill on which it stood.

Dionysius the Elder, ruler of Siracusa, occupied it in 392 BC.

Although its final formation occurred in 358 BC when a certain Andromachus picked up the survivors of Giardini Naxos and led them on Mount Tauro.

The city was conquered by the Romans In 263 BC and after the fall of the empire it was occupied by the Byzantines.

In 902 AC Arabs completed the conquest of Sicily occupying the last stronghold and calling it in honor of the last caliph Muizz, 'At Muizziah'.