The residence of Mrs. Florence Florence Trevelyan was originally formed
The cousin of Queen Victoria of Queen Victoria, who had lived in Taormina since 1884 and married Mayor Salvatore Cassiola. The garden, according to Florence's wishes, was built in the style of an English garden, and many rare plant species were put there. The park moved to the municipality of Taormina in 1922. Inside, thanks to the inspiration of Ms. Trevelian, you can still admire the special constructions called "Victorian Follies". He hosted many celebrities at that time in his villa and helped to promote the name and beauty of Taormina in the world. Florence Trevillian died in 1907 and buried her last stranger on Mount Venus, behind Taormina, in "Francis", this is called because all foreigners at that time were called "francisi".
