Cheap Holidays to Marsala

Marsala Holidays

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Holidays in Marsala

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Making new friends is a big part of travelling, and with as many as 78,000 residents living in this part of Trapani, you're certain to have no shortage of opportunities.

To reach Marsala from Rome, the nation's capital, you'd need to head 280 miles to the south. Another good point of reference is Favignana, which lies 11 miles to the northwest.

If you’re a wine lover, don't pass up the opportunity to indulge your palate at Rallo and the Donnafugata Winery. You can also sit back, relax and try the local red or white at the Cantina Pellegrino and the Cantine Florio.

Ready for an awesome adventure out in the natural world? Enjoy a bit of quiet time surrounded by the open air and stunning landscapes of Capo Boeo or Riserva Naturale dello Stagnone.

Looking for compelling displays? Look no further than the Museo degli Arazzi and the Museo Archeologico di Baglio Anselmi. Remember to ask about any special events. If you have extra time, also check out the Complesso Monumentale San Pietro and the Whitaker Museum.

To truly get a feel for the history of Marsala, set aside some time to explore Palazzo Senatorio and the Marsala Porta Garibaldi. If that doesn't satisfy the history geek in you, extend your sightseeing to Mozia and Insula Romana.

If you're keen to get a glimpse into the local faith, take a pilgrimage to Chiesa Madre.

Piazza della Repubblica is an ideal space to people-watch and get to better understand the city. If you're feeling friendly, strike up some banter with a local. Who knows, they might just pass on some wisdom on the city's best sights.