Trapani, Sicily- tourist guide
Guide to The fishing and ferry port of Trapani, Sicily
Trapani is known for its historic culture, scenic beauty and ancient myths. The city is also popular for its fishing and ferry ports used by locals and traders from nearby cities.
Visitors coming in to the region can use Trapani airport which brings in flights from most parts of Europe and the Middle East. Tourists from other regions may have to use Palermo airport, which is an hour’s journey from Trapani by train, bus or alternatively by ferry. Spring and fall are the best seasons to visit Trapani and the best place to stay is central town, which is an ideal base for tourists who want to explore the city and enjoy the seaside.
When in Trapani, it is best to use the region’s public transport as cars are not allowed in most parts of the area and parking is not available. Luxury hotels in Trapani such as Hotel Tiziano and Hotel Crystal cost an average of 
250 euros for three nights. For a more comfortable and private atmosphere, booking a stay at apartment hotels like Abita Apartamenti will be a better option. Bed and Breakfasts are also a good way of saving money that let you enjoy living life like a local. The local cuisine specialises in seafood and visitors are sure to enjoy the freshly prepared meals served in the restaurants and cafés there.
Trapani is an Episcopalian city and is famous for its monuments, such as the magnificent Basilica-Sanctuary of Maria Santissima Annunziata and the Baroque Palazzo della Giudecca. Trapani also holds many annual events like the summer opera event held at Villa Margherita and the Processione dei Misteri held every Good Friday in which thousands of locals and tourists participate.
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