Ancient Theater of Taormina: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

Explore one of the world's most beautiful theaters

Ancient Theater of Taormina

Open today: 09:00 - 19:00

Last admission: 45 minutes before closing

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Audio guide: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish

Wheelchair accessible Disabled visitors + 1 carer (with valid proof of social and healthcare services membership) enter for free

Last admission: 45 minutes before closing

Audio guide: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish

Skip the line

Wheelchair accessible Disabled visitors + 1 carer (with valid proof of social and healthcare services membership) enter for free

Provider: Aditus S.r.l.(GENOVA CULTURA S.C.A.R.L.)

Registered address: Via Caboto 35, 10129, Turin, IT

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What's included

Entrance to the Ancient Theater of Taormina

Official Audio Guide of the Site

Important information

* Audioguide languages: Italian, English, French, German, Spanish **Theatre ticket price** * Adult 18+: €12 + €5 audioguide * Reduced EU Citizens 18-25: €6 + €5 audioguide

Highlights & Description

Take a self-guided look around Sicily's Ancient Theatre of Taormina
Wander around to appreciate both Ancient Roman and Greek architecture
Gaze at Mount Etna, the Bay of Naxos, the Calabrian coast, and the Strait of Messina

Tourists flock to the Ancient Theater of Taormina year after year. Once you see it, you'll know exactly why. Carved into the rock of the Sicilian hills, this relic of Ancient Greece and Rome is wonderfully well preserved.

These spectacular ruins are yours to explore. The horseshoe shape of the theater is consistent with Hellenic architecture, but the brickwork suggests the Romans built over the original structure. A double dose of ancient culture awaits!

Opera and theater performances are still staged in this exquisite venue, over 2,000 years since its foundations were laid. Sir Elton John has even graced its stage. (And yes, in case you were wondering, he did play I'm Still Standing.)

The theater boasts stellar views of the Calabrian coast and the Ionian coast of Sicily. You can see Mount Etna on a clear day, a view that hasn't changed in over 2,300 years. Revel in your self-guided tour and transport yourself back to ancient times at this historic jewel of Sicily.