What to see in Trapani in 2 days: complete itinerary
What to see in Trapani in 2 days: the sickle-shaped old town over the salt pans, the Colombaia, the Jewish quarter, Erice and the seaside windmills.
Travel guide to Trapani
Everything you need to visit Trapani: accommodation, itineraries, food and transport.
Practical guides
Where to eat in Trapani: couscous, busiate and flavors between Africa and Sicily
Guide to Trapani's flavors: from fish couscous to busiate with Trapanese pesto, best old town trattorias, markets and western Sicily cuisine tips.
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