A Baroque church best known for housing the Misteri di Trapani sculptural groups used in the city's annual Good Friday procession.
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Sala Laurentina
A multipurpose pastoral hall best known for housing Specus Corallii, a contemporary architectural installation inspired by Trapani's coral and maritime heritage.
Cattedrale di San Lorenzo
A former parish church transformed in Baroque style in the 18th century and elevated to cathedral status in 1844.
Ex-St. Anthony's Hospital
A former 15th-century hospital later known as Palazzo Lucatelli, now undergoing restoration for cultural reuse after decades of abandonment.
Museo di arte contemporanea San Rocco
A contemporary art museum housed in the restored 17th-century Palazzo San Rocco, presenting permanent and temporary works on cultural, spiritual, and social themes.
A seafront promenade running along Trapani’s historic sea walls, offering views of the Aegadian Islands and access to a beach below the walls.
Chiesa del Collegio dei Gesuiti
A Baroque Jesuit church and former college complex dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, now preserved as a historic institutional site.