 Marsala:
Marsala is famous for its wine production. It is located in Trapani province on the island of Sicily. It benefits of a Mediterranean climate that makes of it a one year round destination.
It used to be in the main centre of Carthaginians in Sicily. Later, under Roman rules, Marsala underwent through development and progress.
Trapani:
Trapani is located in the West coast of Sicily. It is famous for its seafood and Sicilian cuisine. This town that is nowadays a hub for travellers used to be important during Middle Ages. It features some interesting pieces of architecture including the Torre de Ligny and the Torre della Colombaia.
The wine production is the most important sector in Sicily together with tourism and agriculture.
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Egadi Islands:
The Egadi Island are composed of Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo. They are situated in the Mediterranean sea and feature the most important of Sicilian tuna fisheries. These islands feature caves with Neolithic and Palaeolithic paintings.