Trapani
Thanks to its past as a flourishing city of the Mediterranean, Trapani is, today, a city with many monuments, noble palaces, churches of great historical value, majestic convents located in a monumental peninsula to be discovered on foot, surrounded by the blue sea, where a special light meets the golden stone of buildings with multiple layers of ages, dominations and commissions.
In the cultural centre of the city, at the ancient Borgo Annunziata, the sanctuary of the same name, dedicated to the Madonna of Trapani and the Regional Museum “Agostino Pepoli” are essential stops, both for the intrinsic value of the building that houses it and for the importance of the collections of sculptures, corals and paintings, one of which is even attributed to Titian.
After a walk that replenishes the eyes with beauty, you can stop and have a good meal in one of the many restaurants with one of the many typical dishes. An example are the delicious “busiate”, a typical twisted pasta dressed with the traditional Trapanese pesto or with a fish sauce.
In Trapani, nature unfolds in many different ways: the sea that surrounds it in blue and gives it a unique light, its sandy shores with white beaches with crystal clear waters, the exceptional variety of plants of Villa Margherita, a true botanical garden of the city.
Nature dominates in the expanse of the salt pans that reveals a flat and poetic landscape before reaching Trapani along the Sp21, in a unique landscape and natural context.
All these elements make this city a place to enjoy the outdoors and relax by the sea or with walks of naturalistic discovery.
NOT TO BE MISSED
- The treasures of the Museo Regionale A. Pepoli
- The beauty of the Sanctuary of SS. Annunziata
- Try pizza Rianata and graffe
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