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A coastal tower museum exhibiting prehistoric artefacts and maritime finds from Trapani's seabed, with panoramic rooftop views.
Ligny Tower is a coastal watchtower in Trapani, Sicily. It was built between 1671 and 1672 at a strategic position on the city's western coast. Today, the tower is in good condition, and it is open to the public as an archaeological museum.
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Chiesa di San Liberale
A former 17th-century church built by Trapani's coral fishermen and dedicated to Saint Liberale, now surviving only in fragmentary condition near Torre di Ligny.
A late 19th-century seaside villa built for politician Nunzio Nasi, noted for its eclectic Liberty-style architecture and prominent coastal setting.
Chiesa di Santa Lucia
A former medieval church associated with Trapani's fishing and coral-fishing community, now disused but historically linked to the city's maritime economy.
Casa del Mutilato
A 1930s public building constructed as the headquarters of Trapani's war-disabled veterans' association, and an example of interwar modern architecture.
Archivio di Stato di Trapani
The provincial state archive preserving government, judicial, and administrative records of Trapani, now housed in the former convent of Sant’Anna.
Ex fabbrica del ghiaccio
A former gunpowder store and later ice factory near the Mura di Tramontana, now abandoned and protected as a historic structure within Trapani’s old town.