Julia's Guidebook
Sightseeing
It's not open all year, anyway, you have to go there to see the "end if Sicily's west side". If it's open you can climb the stairs and get a great view, not without getting some interesting background about Sicilian history.
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Ligny Tower City Museum
37 Via Torre di LignyIt's not open all year, anyway, you have to go there to see the "end if Sicily's west side". If it's open you can climb the stairs and get a great view, not without getting some interesting background about Sicilian history.
Every mornings the local fishermen get to the port and bring and sale their harvest. There are also cafes nearby where you can have a nice breakfast.
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Trapani port
Every mornings the local fishermen get to the port and bring and sale their harvest. There are also cafes nearby where you can have a nice breakfast.
Its very nice in summer, spring or autumn. You can go there by bike as it has a nice bikeway.
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San Giuliano beach
Lungomare Dante AlighieriIts very nice in summer, spring or autumn. You can go there by bike as it has a nice bikeway.
Museo Regionale Conte Agostino Pepoli
180 Via Conte Agostino PepoliFood Scene
Here you will find a mixed of regional food, local wines and top rated places.
We really like this place. The food is fresh, good and inexpensive. It's not specially romantic or refined, but it's open all days excluding Tuesdays at an acceptable range of hours.
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Ristorante Antichi Sapori
191 Corso Vittorio EmanueleWe really like this place. The food is fresh, good and inexpensive. It's not specially romantic or refined, but it's open all days excluding Tuesdays at an acceptable range of hours.
The local wine producer sales its wines directly from the barrel. You can taste a glass of local wine "al volo" or buy a liter at an excellent price.
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Tenute Adragna
46 Corso Vittorio EmanueleThe local wine producer sales its wines directly from the barrel. You can taste a glass of local wine "al volo" or buy a liter at an excellent price.
La taverna dei corsari
The very best pizzas and zuppa di cozze.
Nearby attraction
If you stay a couple of days in Trapani, then you should take some hours to go to the small and magic town of Erice. You can access the mount with the cable cars, which are usually open (not in January or if it's too windy). You can also go there by bus or car.
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Funivia Trapani-Erice station
SP31 per EriceIf you stay a couple of days in Trapani, then you should take some hours to go to the small and magic town of Erice. You can access the mount with the cable cars, which are usually open (not in January or if it's too windy). You can also go there by bus or car.
This beautiful island is a must and it's only 30 minutes away from Trapani. You can take a Ferry in the morning and come back in the evening.
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Favignana
This beautiful island is a must and it's only 30 minutes away from Trapani. You can take a Ferry in the morning and come back in the evening.
This is a very well-preserved temple from the Greek Empire.
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Tempio di Segesta
Contrada BarbaroThis is a very well-preserved temple from the Greek Empire.
Conseils aux voyageurs
Manières d'économiser
Free Bus and free parking space
Buses number 2 and 10 are free for everybody. They circumscribe the historical center. On Thursday mornings you can take the bus number 2, in the port and go to the city weekly market for example.
Parking in the Historic Center is not free and very limited in high season. However, you can leave your can in front of the tennis court (Via Ranuncoli) or in the last street of the port (Via Catulo Lutazio) and this is free.
Se déplacer dans les environs
Buses are faster than trains
Bus stops to go to Palermo or Erice are right in the port a few blocks away from the house.