Top Rated Attractions in Trapani

The Riserva naturale dello zingaro or the Zingaro Nature reserve is a natural reserve located in Sicily. Established in the year 1981, this reserve runs along approximately 7 kilometers (4.3496 miles) of the Gulf of Castellammare and the accompanying mountain chain. Zingaro has a diverse abundance of plant species and several endemic birds and animals. It boasts at least 39 bird species, mainly being the birds of prey, such as the common kestrel and peregrine falcon. Among the historical sites, there is the ancient Uzzo Grotto settlement. The reserve offers a panoramic view of the lovely bays, steep cliffs and the coast. Get ready for a hiking trip on the challenging steep paths at this reserve.

Overlooking Piazza Santuario in the town of San Vito Lo Capo, Santuario di San Vito is a Christian worship place. Established in the year 1854, this sanctuary was built on the remains of an old church that dates back to the 4th century. It features several stucco sculptures that were made by the Italian sculptor, Orazio Ferraro. In addition to sculptures of various saints and biblical characters, this church also features two wells in a room underground and a well-kept museum. This interesting museum showcases various artifacts like canvases, lithographs, religious objects and a lot more.

One of the most significant towns in Italy, Marsala is synonymous to wine. Hence, the Marsala wine is very famous. Located in the province of Trapani, Marsala is one of the most populous here and in Sicily, the fifth-highest. The Marsala Cathedral, Church of Addolorata and Church of Purgatorio are few of the notable places you can visit here. The town hall is another elegant architecture you must not miss visiting. This town also has many interesting archaeological findings, that are worth witnessing.