Trapani - Sicilian flair between the sea and history
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Flüge von Saarbrücken nach Trapani (30.03.2026 - 25.10.2026)
Flüge von Trapani nach Saarbrücken (30.03.2026 - 25.10.2026)
Top highlights Trapani
Trapani Cathedral - Baroque splendor in the heart of the city
The Cathedral of San Lorenzo is the religious and architectural center of Trapani. Originally built in the 15th century, it was given its current Baroque appearance in the 17th century. Inside, the ornate altars, frescoes and sacred paintings reflect Sicily's religious heritage. A visit is not only worthwhile for believers, but also for anyone interested in architecture and art. spectacular panorama over the old town, the marina and the deep blue Mediterranean. Whether by day or by night - a visit to the castle remains unforgettable.
Torre di Ligny - watchtower with sea view
The Torre di Ligny, a 17th century watchtower, stands at the westernmost point of the Trapani headland. Originally used as a defense against attacks from the sea, today it is a popular vantage point. From here, visitors can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the Mediterranean, the old town and the Egadi Islands. This place is an unforgettable experience, especially at sunset.
Museo Civico Torre di Ligny - experience history and archaeology
Inside the Torre di Ligny is the Museo Civico, which presents exciting archaeological finds and maritime exhibits. Visitors can discover relics from prehistory, Phoenician and Roman artifacts as well as evidence from Trapani's seafaring past. The museum combines historical depth with a unique atmosphere and is a real insider tip for culture vultures.
Salt marshes of Trapani - Sicily's white gold
South of the city of Trapani are the traditional salt marshes, which have been used for salt production for centuries. The interplay of the glistening water surfaces, the salt mountains and the windmills creates an impressive landscape that offers magical photo opportunities, especially in the evening hours. Many visitors combine the excursion with a guided tour to learn more about the ancient craft of salt harvesting. This offers an authentic experience that combines the natural and cultural history of Sicily.
Places of interest in Sicily
Mount Etna is the symbol of Sicily and is one of the most active volcanoes in the world. With a height of over 3,300 meters, it dominates the landscape of the east coast of Sicily and offers a fascinating natural spectacle. Visitors can hike through cooled lava fields on guided tours, explore crater landscapes or take the cable car to lofty heights. It combines adventure, nature and science and is an absolute must for all travelers to Sicily.
The Valley of the Temples near Agrigento is one of the most important archaeological sites in the Mediterranean and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, monumental Doric temples from the 5th century B.C. rise up. Particularly impressive is the well-preserved Temple of Concordia, which is one of the finest examples of Greek architecture outside Greece. A visit is a journey into the past and shows the important role Sicily played in antiquity.
The Sicilian capital of Palermo inspires with its mix of cultures, history and Mediterranean lifestyle. Oriental domes, baroque palaces and Norman churches characterize the cityscape and bear witness to its eventful past. One highlight is the magnificent Palermo Cathedral. Equally worth seeing are the lively markets, such as the Mercato di Ballarò, where you can sample Sicilian specialties. Palermo combines history, culinary delights and urban flair and is the perfect starting point for discovering Sicily.