Trapani, a city on the west coast of Sicily, Italy, is known for its picturesque sickle-shaped harbor and rich history. It’s the capital of the Province of Trapani and was founded by the Elymians. The city is a significant fishing port and serves as the gateway to the Egadi Islands. Its historic center reveals layers of cultural influences through architecture, art, and monuments. Notable attractions include the Torre di Ligny, which offers stunning views of the Tyrrhenian Sea, and the Chiesa del Purgatorio, home to the “Mysteries” - sculptural groups depicting the Passion of Jesus.