Trapani

Trapani is an experience. If you are able to live this city you will have unforgettable memories. The streets, the alleys, and the corners of the historical centre make it a really impressive town. The greatness of its ancient baronial palaces are an important symbol. At the end of the 1800s, the delicate liberty style, enriched Trapani with unique masterpieces. All of this is enclosed in its ancient walls, impressive watchtowers and the welcoming of its people.

Trapani is the main entrance to discovering a world of beauty, fun, sport, unique beaches and cuisine. The western part of Sicily has many jewels: from Erice to the salt pans, from Favignana to San Vito lo Capo and the marvellous Zingaro Reserve.

Trapani's traditions and typical products are all in one. The coral has given worldwide fame to this city, as the fishing of tuna or the salt mining. If you take a walk through the salt pans in Trapani you can only hear the sea waves and seagulls. An unforgettable memory is being able to taste the food cooked in the many restaurants in town or visiting the ancient tuna fisheries. Many tourists choose to take this journey during the Holy Week, when, on Good Friday there is the “Procession of Mysteries”: the longest procession in Europe.