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Port of Trapani

Port of Trapani Port of Trapani
Crowded with ferries that allow you to reach in very short trips of small paradises on the sea, such as the Egadi or Pantelleria, and ships for the main places of the western Mediterranean, the port of Trapani is a living area of the city, adjacent to its historic centre.  

The Lighthouse of Scoglio Palumbo plays a very important role in the navigation of all the boats that land or sail here. It was built in 1881: a cylindrical tower, juxtaposed to a white rectangular building, and its location make it a place full of charm, although it cannot be visited. 

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The sickle-shaped city stretching out between two seas, among salt pans dotted with windmills, the Misteri of Good Friday and the harbour from which you set sail for the Egadi

Trapani

A strip of land squeezed between two seas, salt pans that turn to gold and pink at sunset, windmills that grind PGI salt, the longest Misteri procession in Italy and the harbour from which hydrofoils depart for Favignana. Trapani is the beguiling, salt-tinged capital of western Sicily.

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