BamBar
Taormina’s most famous artisan granita, served with whipped cream and a warm brioche.

A town to explore on foot
A rare location
Casa Diana sits on a quiet, central street running parallel to Corso Umberto. Step out of the front door and you’re already in the rhythm of the town: shops, gardens, the theatre and the sea.
The pink building stands right next to BamBar, a few steps from Porta Messina.
Taormina’s most famous artisan granita, served with whipped cream and a warm brioche.
The Greco-Roman theatre, with its spectacular opening onto Etna and the sea.
Taormina’s main promenade, lined with boutiques, art galleries, cafés and historic palazzi.
The panoramic link down to the beaches of Mazzarò and the Isola Bella nature reserve.
A historic local institution, long tied to Taormina’s cultural life.
A botanical garden overlooking the bay, perfect for a shady stroll.
Getting here
From the A18 motorway, take the Taormina exit and head for the Lumbi car park. The free shuttle takes you to Porta Messina; from there, Casa Diana is about 80 metres on foot.
From Catania Fontanarossa airport, a scheduled bus reaches the Taormina bus terminal in about 60 minutes. A private transfer can be arranged on request.
From Taormina–Giardini Naxos station, taxis or buses take you up to the town centre and the bus terminal. From Porta Messina, continue on foot towards Via Di Giovanni.