What to do in Trapani

This lush public garden features exotic trees, aviaries, and a serene pond in Trapani's heart. Enjoy evening concerts in summer when the forecourt becomes an enchanting venue for the July Music Festival.

This 18th-century Baroque masterpiece showcases intricate stucco work and a serene atmosphere in the heart of Trapani. Admire the ornate façade and religious artworks while experiencing Sicily's rich Catholic heritage.

This historic coastal promenade follows Trapani's ancient city walls, offering spectacular views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Sunset strolls reward visitors with golden light illuminating the Egadi Islands on the horizon.

This historic square marks the boundary between old and new Trapani, featuring an 1882 statue of Vittorio Emanuele II. Admire the elegant Fontana del Tritone while enjoying coffee at a nearby café.

This former fish market square showcases a stunning semicircular portico and central Venus fountain from 1874. Stroll along the northern walls at sunset for breathtaking views of Trapani's coastline.

This 17th-century watchtower at Sicily's westernmost point houses marine artefacts from shipwrecks. Climb to the terrace for sweeping views where the Tyrrhenian and Mediterranean Seas dramatically converge.

You can learn about the history of Trapani with a stop at Palazzo Senatorio. While you're in the area, stroll along the beautiful beaches.

This elegant bronze Triton stands proudly in an octagonal basin, celebrating Trapani's 1890 aqueduct completion. Admire the sea god's details while enjoying the palm-lined Piazza Vittorio Emanuele's peaceful ambiance.