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2.7-km shaded loop with views of the Castle of Venus and wooded terrain. Good for birdwatching and photography.
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Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista
Gothic-style church with marble works by the Gagini school and Erice’s largest nave.
Chiesa di San Cataldo
Gothic church with three naves, documented in 1339 and rebuilt with stucco decoration between 1740 and 1786.
Chiesa di San Giuliano
It was founded by Roger I, and rebuilt in the 17th century. It is used for religious and civic gatherings.
Casa Laudicina
Overlooking the Balio Gardens, this imposing former residence of Trapani mayor Domenico Laudicina blends two historic houses around a courtyard, featuring ornate plasterwork with Art Deco touches.
Giardino del Balio
Public gardens near the Castle of Venus, with terraces, fountains, and Mediterranean plants. Landscaped in the 1870s by Count Pepoli, they are now part of the Grandi Giardini Italiani network. Offers panoramic views over Trapani and the sea.
Chiesa di San Pietro
Built in 1365 and rebuilt in 1610 in Baroque style; connected by an arch to the Monastery of the Poor Clares