Churches
The House is dedicated to St. Francis de Sales as shown by the eighteenth-century frescoes illustrating the saint’s pious life, which cover the walls and its ceiling.
San Cataldo Square
A Norman castle built on the ruins of the temple of Venus Erycina, a medieval town of stone alleys vanishing into the mist, the view from the Balio Gardens all the way to the Egadi Islands. Erice is western Sicily seen from 751 metres up, where every century has left a tower.
This church is characterized by a marked monumentality, with its large dome that dominates all the other buildings constituting a topographical point of reference in the monumental landscape of the historic centre of Trapani.
Today the church, in addition to its architectural value, displays precious works of art.
With its suggestive position, the Mother Church is a fascinating palimpsest of ages, enriched by the presence of architectural elements of great value.
Founded according to tradition by Count Roger Norman (twelfth century)
A church to discover in its many details, with its front garden surrounded by a wall that amplifies the charm. Dedicated to St. Ursula, the church has very ancient origins, but was enlarged in 1450 with the addition of a second nave, dedicated to St. Mary of Jesus.
The Church of San Giuliano is one of the oldest churches in Erice.
The Dominican preachers founded this convent in 1486, to which the church of San Michele was aggregated
This place has a double history: noble and religious. Originally, in fact, the building was the palace of Count Chiaramonte, who gave it in 1290 to the Benedictine nuns to make it a monastery.
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