Public Botanic Garden (Trevelyan Park)

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The Trevelyan Park, also known as the Public Botanic Garden, is one of the natural jewels of the city and a place of great historical and cultural interest.

Its history dates back to the end of the 19th century, when English colonel Trevelyan decided to create a botanical garden near Taormina, drawing on various exotic and rare plant species from all over the world. The park eventually became one of the most popular attractions in the area, so much so that in 1922 it was acquired by the Municipality of Taormina and made public.

Today, the Public Botanic Garden is a natural wonder that offers visitors a unique experience. There are numerous species of plants, flowers, and trees, including famous magnolias, holm oaks, camellias, palms, and oleanders, creating an atmosphere of peace and tranquility. The park was designed to offer a complete sensory experience, with panoramic paths that lead to breathtaking views of the city and the sea, and a lake with fountains and waterfalls that adds a touch of magic to the place.

In addition to nature, the Trevelyan Park also offers a series of cultural and educational activities for visitors of all ages. There are art exhibitions, concerts, theatrical performances, and literary meetings, as well as guided tours that allow you to discover the history and beauty of the park in depth.

Moreover, the park is also an ideal place to relax and enjoy nature in a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. There are benches and picnic areas where you can enjoy an outdoor lunch with family or friends, and a playground area for children where the little ones can have fun safely.

In summary, the Trevelyan Park in Taormina is a must-visit for anyone who loves nature and culture. Its beauty, combined with its history and numerous activities, makes it an ideal attraction for visitors of all ages and types of interests.