Discover Taormina
GRAND HOTEL TIMEO, A BELMOND HOTEL, TAORMINA
Via Teatro Greco 59, 98039 Taormina, Sicily, Italy
Nestled in the shadows of Mt Etna is one of Italy’s finest spots. Taormina has long been a highlight on the grand tour...and no wonder. Remnants of ancient civilisations stand proudly alongside chic residences. The endlessly stunning landscape creates a heady sense of joy wherever you look. You’ll notice a peaceful exuberance here, checked only by the sheer drama of Europe’s largest volcano looming in the distance.
Above the town, the ancient Greeks left a fitting tribute to the dramatic views—a grand amphitheatre. Enjoying the same perspective just steps away is Grand Hotel Timeo, our stunning luxury hotel.
In Sicily, the scenery is the spice of life and with Belmond, Taormina is spectacular from every angle.
GETTING HERE BY CAR
Grand Hotel Timeo
Via Teatro Greco 59
98039 Taormina, Sicily
Grand Hotel Timeo is within easy reach. You’ll find us...
- a 15-minute shuttle bus from Mazzaro Bay
- a 15-minute drive from Taormina-Giardini Naxos Railway Station
- a 1-hour drive from Catania Airport Fontanarossa (CTA)
- a 3-hour drive from Palermo Falcone-Borsellino Airport (PMO)
- a 15-minute drive from Taormina-Giardini Naxos Railway Station
In and Around
Getting here by car
The address of our parking facility is Via Bagnoli Croci 90/A.
If you’re arriving by car, head to Via Roma, then turn right onto Via Bagnoli Croci. On this road, you’ll find the entrance around 300m ahead on the left. Get Google Maps directions here.
Please note: a daily parking fee will be charged
Contact our concierge on +39 0942 6270200 for details or any further assistance
Complimentary Shuttle Our two Taormina hotels, Grand Hotel Timeo and Villa Sant’Andrea, are linked by a complimentary shuttle. We’ll provide you with a service schedule at the front desk, so you can zip between hotels with ease.
Destination Guide: Unlock Taormina
For the past two centuries, artists and stars have been drawn to this charming little town. Yet long before it was part of the Grand Tour, Taormina inspired the Etruscans, Phoenicians and Ancient Greeks. It’s hardly surprising, this is one of the most enchanting places on earth.