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The 14th century Palazzo Duchi di Santo Stefano was originally home to the Spanish aristocratic Spuches family, but today houses the Mazzullo Foundation.
The 14th century Palazzo Duchi di Santo Stefano was originally home to the Spanish aristocratic Spuches family, but today houses the Mazzullo Foundation. The square building in stone harmoniously merges Sicilian Gothic, Arab and Norman architectural elements. The main facade has Arabic elements such as the lava stone frieze inlaid with rhomboid white Siracusa stone running along the roof. The entrance on the ground floor is through an ogival arch of alternating lava stone and granite voussoirs. The mullioned windows on the first floor are simple, while the second floor has Gothic windows with trefoil arches and a 6 pointed star. There is a small garden in front.
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Via De Spuches, ., 98039 Taormina ME, Italy
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The Cathedral of Taormina, a minor basilica dedicated to St
Piazza IX Aprile is Taormina's main square, an iconic open area with views that stretch all the way up to Mount Etna in the distance, and down to the azure Ionian Sea
The Chiesa di San Giuseppe on Piazza IX Aprile is a Baroque church from 1700, dedicated to St Joseph
Perched high up on Mount Tauro near the Castle, the Church of Madonna della Rocca is a 17th century church built into a rocky cave, where a shepherd is believed to have discovered a Byzantine icon of Madonna and Child
The Cineteatro San Giorgio hosts classical Italian opera performances every Saturday from April to November, and every Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the months of May to October
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Corvaja Palace is a 10th century Sicilian palace that functioned as the seat of the Sicilian Parliament in the 15th century
Dating back to the 3rd century BC, the Teatro Greco or Greek Amphitheatre in Taormina is the second largest of its kind in Sicily, after the theatre in Siracusa
Dating back to the times of Eperor Augustus Octavian in the 1st century AD, the Roman Odeon is a small amphitheatre with a capacity of 200 people, divided into 3 parts – stage, orchestra and audience
Nestled on Mount Tauro at 550 metres above sea level, Castelmola is a steep 2