Things to do in Province of Trapani

Selinunte Archaeological Park

Doric Temple of Segesta

The Doric Temple of Segesta is located within the Segesta Archaeological Park in the northwest of Sicily, Italy. It is one of the most well-preserved and representative classical buildings in the area. The temple was built around the late 5th century BCE by the ancient Elymians. It is entirely constructed in the Greek Doric style and situated on a hillside surrounded by mountains. Thirty-six tall stone columns are arranged around the building, with a solemn and balanced structure. From a distance, it appears magnificent, complementing the open fields and valley scenery.

Tonnara di Scopello

Tonnara di Scopello is a historic fishing port in Scopello, a picturesque town in northern Sicily, Italy. This ancient fishing facility was once one of Sicily's tuna fishing grounds and a symbol of traditional Sicilian fishing culture. Tonnara di Scopello is renowned not only for its rich history but also for its beautiful natural setting and stunning architecture. Nestled against the backdrop of towering mountains, Tonnara's architectural complex evokes a harmonious blend of nature and humanity. The complex includes tuna processing areas, fishermen's houses, and a small church, all seamlessly integrated into the surrounding coastal landscape. Today, the port not only showcases traditional Sicilian tuna fishing techniques but also offers visitors a fascinating insight into the history of Sicily's fishing industry.

Porta Trapani

Guidaloca beach

Salt Museum

The museum exhibits artifacts related to salt production, storage, and consumption, featuring scientific and historical information about salt mines, as well as displays of traditional salt-making methods. Visitors can also participate in salt-making demonstrations and take home salt-related souvenirs.

Belvedere

Parco Archeologico

The Parco Archeologico is one of the most visited attractions in the world. It is home to some of the most important ancient wonders and archaeological evidence of the history of Western Civilization. Today, it is a must-see for everyone who visits Rome. This historically evocative place includes not only the Flavian Amphitheater, but also other important monuments of Ancient Rome, such as the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Palatine Hill, the Arch of Constantine and the Domus Aurea. Its itinerary can be combined with a visit to the Archaeological Museum and the Mirabilia Museum, where excavations, sculptures and ancient paintings are preserved.

Grotta Mangiapane

Theater of Segesta