Places to discover near Trapani

A walk in the historic center of Trapani, along the main streets or among the secondary alleys, is certainly one of the experiences to be recommended for discovering in an original and entertaining way the many treasures that enrich the "old" city, from the striking sea walls to the Baroque aristocratic palaces, from the Art Nouveau buildings to the ancient churches with gleaming domes.

A stay in Trapani must necessarily also include a visit to Erice, the ancient religious capital of the mythical Elymian people, the sacred mountain par excellence due to the presence of the temple dedicated to Venus.

About 7 km from the coast, between Trapani and Marsala, the Egadi Islands archipelago, home to Europe's largest marine protected area, is a natural paradise in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea. The main islands, Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo, attract many tourists eager to enjoy the sea and breathtaking scenery.

The salt pans are one of the main natural attractions in the area, where you can observe windmills and the salt production process. You can also visit the Salt Museum.

Just minutes from Trapani, the beach at San Vito Lo Capo is one of the most beautiful in Sicily, with white sand and crystal clear waters. A perfect spot to relax or take a boat trip.

The port of Trapani is an ideal starting point for boat trips to the Egadi Islands, a paradisiacal archipelago consisting of Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo.