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An early 20th-century Liberty-style palazzo attributed to Francesco La Grassa, reflecting Trapani’s architectural renewal of the period.
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Palazzo Ciambra
A historic palazzo representing late medieval and early Renaissance domestic architecture in Trapani's former Jewish quarter.
Chiesa di San Pietro
Long regarded as one of Trapani’s largest churches, noted for its basilica layout and important Renaissance and Baroque artworks.
Italian language school: year-round Italian language classes, summer intensive group courses, Italian/Sicilian cookery lessons, excursions.
Museo delle Illusioni Ottiche di Trapani
A museum dedicated to optical and perceptual illusions, established in 2017 and noted as Italy's first institution focused exclusively on optical-illusion phenomena.
Bastione dell'Impossibile
A 16th-century bastion built on marshy ground once considered impossible to develop, now planned for reopening as a cultural and public heritage site.
A late 19th-century public garden containing the Padiglione Liberty and Teatro Giuseppe Di Stefano.