What to do near Calatafimi-Segesta, TP

Corpus Christi Artistic Carpet

Colorful sawdust, salt and sand in the summer of Calatafimi

Living Nativity Calatafimi Segesta

Put together a group of boys, friends; a passion; and beautiful Calatafimi Segesta, under Christmas. This is their living nativity: a dream and a passion that welcomes with open arms.

Segesta Archaeological Park

Place of irresistible beauty for many peoples of antiquity

Colorful textures color a timeless village

In the fairy-tale medieval village of Erice, on Mount San Giuliano, in the Trapani area, for centuries the imagination and dexterity of skilled weavers have been creating weavings of multicolored scraps of cloth: the Erice rugs!

Borgo Parrini

If only Gaudi could see it

The Leopard Museum in Santa Margherita di Belìce

Among manuscripts, reconstructions of furnishings, period clothing and animations, the Leopard Museum will project us into the heart of Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's fascinating literary masterpiece

Monte Monaco, in San Vito lo Capo

It is part of the Trapani Mountains and owes its name to the figure of a kneeling monk that can be seen from the ancient tuna fishery. A protected area, it is fantastic for hiking and climbing.

Trapani's Procession of Mysteries

For over 400 years in Trapani, from Good Friday to Holy Saturday, 20 sculptural groups - the Way of the Cross - have been moving from the Church of the Anime del Purgatorio through the city streets in the Procession of Mysteries!

In San Vito Lo Capo for cous cous festival

The scenery is not enough; extraordinary seafood is enjoyed here.

The fortress sanctuary of San Vito lo Capo

A very ancient history that grows upward from the underground crypt into a structure that looks more like a defensive castle than a shrine. Dedicated to St. Vitus, patron saint of the village, it is the heart of the village

Delicacies of Sambuca di Sicilia: Virgini's Minne

Milk cream, chocolate, and zuccata are the sublime heart of this mound-shaped or "virgin breasts" cake, conceived in the 1700s by Sr Virginia Casale di Rocca Menna for some aristocratic wedding.