Trapani, with its sickle shape, from the Greek Drepanon, enjoys an enviable geographical position: between two seas, at the foot of Mount Erice, near Selinunte, facing the splendid Egadi Islands and the famous salt pans.
Trapani
Couscous
Here is the confirmation that the simplest things are the best. Where can you find an easier recipe than this? [...]
Sicilian Shrines
The large number of shrines in Sicily reflects the island's magnificent ecclesiastical, cultural heritage. They house sacred remains, whose memory [...]
Arancino and Arancina
Arancino or arancina? The dilemma is not easy to resolve and has for centuries been argued over by linguists, passionate [...]
Dog and pet friendly beaches
Sicily is a region which welcomes dogs and their owners with open arms, with so many ad hoc beaches which [...]
Scopello, San Vito Lo Capo, Marsala and surroundings
Let's discover some of the most fascinating places on the western Tyrrhenian coast in the province of Trapani. After sunset, the [...]
The Bush Trained Vines of Pantelleria
The Bush Trained Vines of Pantelleria represent one of the island’s most authentic symbols: an ancient agricultural practice that combines [...]
Baroque in Sicily
The last legacy of the Sicilian nobility, the island's Baroque leaves an indelible mark in your memory Sun-kissed stone buildings, light [...]
Liberty Style in Sicily
Find Liberty Style in Sicily! Liberty Style, also known as 'stile floreale' (floral style) in Italy, is the very specific Italian [...]
