.:. Provincia Trapani - Turismo, hotel, agriturismo

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	Trapani Marsala San Vito Pantelleria Buseto Custonaci Salemi C.mmare del Golfo	Segesta Erice Favignana Levanzo Marettimo Selinunte Alcamo

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	Belveliero trapani Bed and breakfast "Belveliero" stands out in an ancient buil ... From € 30 .............................................................
	Aria di mare trapani The B & B is situated in the historical centre of Trapani in ... From € 22,5 .............................................................
	Timpe Bianche sanvito An oasis of tranquility just a few kilometers from the beaut ... From € 25

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TRAPANI

THE HISTORICAL CENTRE

THE FISH MARKET

THE CATHEDRAL

THE SALT MUSEUM

MUSEUM OF PREHISTORY

PEPOLI MUSEUM

THE FISHING BOAT PORT

THE MISTERI PROCESSION

SANTUARIO DI MARIA SS.

S. GIULIANO BEACH

The 2 sea city was an ancient Phoenician port of call named Darbase (thorn) and later Drepanon (scythe) because of its sharp tongue of land jutting out to sea which protects the natural harbour.

"Trapani, primitive and ancient port of call, lies on the sea which surrounds it on all sides and which would enter it completely but for a thin bridge of land. The port is on the southern side, a peaceful port without movement. Here, a large number of wooden boats float safely, away from the winds. The sea here remains calm, whilst out at sea storms rage. In this port an infinite number of fish can be found. Large tuna nets are set out to catch them. Similarly, from sea around Trapani, first class coral can be extracted. Behind the port is are the salt fields”.
It was with these words that Al'Idris, Arabic geographer to King Ruggiero's court described Trapani and its economy.

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