Gallodoro is a tiny village which is part of the charming province of Messina and it is rich in history and traditions.
The first settlement of Gallodoro was named Bocena and was included in the village of Taormina. Later in 1879, the village became part of Letojanni which was a very important fishing village. In 1952, the village became an independent municipality.
This charming little town has two wonderful holy places: the Church of S.Maria Assunta, built in the 14th century and the Church of S. Sebastiano which includes the Sacred Art Museum and is a majestic building dating back to the 15th century.
People live here:
363
Attractions:
Sagra dell’Arancino, food festival
How to get there:
By Car:
From Messina
A18/E45 to Taormina. Take exit Taormina from A18/E45. Follow Via Nazionale/SS114 to SP13 in Gallodoro.
From Siracusa
Get on A18/E45 to Taormina. Take exit Taormina from A18/E45. Follow Via Nazionale/SS114 to SP13 in Gallodoro.
Accommodations:
Villaggio – Residence Letojanni 3*
http://www.residenceletojanni.com/
Park Hotel Silemi 4*
http://www.parkhotelsilemi.com/it/index.htm
Restaurants:
Ristorante Noemi
Via Alessandro Manzoni, 8,
Ph.0039 0942 37338
Pizzeria Trattoria Ristorante Anna D’agostino Leonarda
Viale Europa, 48,
Ph.0039 0942 627892
Beaches:
Forza d’Agrò
Giardini Naxos
Letojanni