Carved into the rocky hills of Sicily’s East coast, nestled between uninhibited views of the Mount Etna volcano, Naxos Bay and the ancient Greek Theatre, Grand Hotel Timeo was the first hotel to open in Taormina in 1873. Over its 150-year history, the hotel has been an artist’s paradise, famed for its Literary Terrace, where in 1920 DH Lawrence was inspired to write his masterpiece Lady Chatterley’s Lover. Having attended the celebrated Taormina Film Festival, many of Hollywood’s elite, could be found rejoicing in La Dolce Vita on this lavish terrace – among them Cary Grant, Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn. Home to one of the greatest views in the world, guests can enjoy a variety of culinary experiences curated by Chef Roberto Toro, Read more