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Interesting grotto with open-air museum. Entrance fee is 3 euros

A town that is absolutely worth visiting for the breathtaking view of the Gulf of Trapani that can be admired during the ascent and for the beauty of the village.

The Maria Stella mill, located on the state road to Trapani, houses the visitor center of the “Riserva naturale orientata delle Saline di Trapani e Paceco”, a protected natural area a few kilometers from Trapani, established in 1995, with the dual intent of preserving a unique habitat, in which a large number of species of migratory birds find shelter (it seems more than 180 have been counted), as well as stopping the advancing building expansion. The Salt Museum is also housed inside the mill.

It is located on the edge of Cornino, well maintained and structured for family visits

The climb to Erice is definitely a challenge, but one that is worth it! Even during the first switchbacks you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of Trapani. The view of the glittering sea and the Aegadian Islands such as Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo motivates you, despite the steady gradient of 4-5%. It goes uphill slowly, but the view quickly makes you forget the effort. The road is largely easy to ride, if a little narrow, but the elevation adds up - to the summit of Monte Erice at about 750 meters above sea level. Ride early in the morning or in the evening to avoid the more intense heat and to take in the special light over the bay. And for anyone who might be hesitant: it is doable, whether on a racing bike or touring bike! Once you get to the top, you can treat yourself to a little tour through the winding streets of the city. A highlight that can be easily combined with a sporty tour!

This charming, high-altitude town tells its own story through the interplay of narrow streets, medieval buildings and the impressive remains of Norman fortifications. Erice seems like a place that has stood still in time. Even the journey up Mount Eryx by bike is a small adventure in itself. Once up here, you are treated to a view of the town that takes you back to times gone by. The narrow cobbled streets and well-preserved buildings make it seem as if a knight could emerge from around the next corner. Particularly exciting is the mix of legends and history that surround Erice. Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans have left their mark here - the mountain once served as a holy place that was worshipped by sailors and pilgrims. And then there is the Venus Castle, which was built on the remains of an ancient temple. The castle and the views of the surrounding area alone are worth the steep climb. The medieval alleyways invite you to explore, and even though there are a few steep climbs, they are always worth it. Park your bike and let yourself drift - whether in the summer in clear light or on a foggy winter day, the atmosphere is unique.

The Porta di Trapani is the main entrance gate to the historic town of Erice and is part of the impressive Elimi-Punic Walls. These were originally built by the Elimi in the 8th century BC and later reinforced by the Punics. The gate itself probably dates back to the Norman period, with an architectural structure that suggests it was built in the Middle Ages. The massive stone blocks of the lower sections and the robust construction reflect the military importance of this gate. Passing through the gate, you are transported straight into the narrow, cobbled streets of Erice, which exude the charm of a bygone era. However, one must be prepared for the occasional car driving through the alleys - a small downer in this otherwise historic atmosphere. Just beyond the Porta di Trapani begins picturesque Erice, which with its medieval architecture and elevated position offers fantastic views of the surrounding countryside​ ITINERARI DEL GUSTO TRAPANI ​ ENJOY SICILIA . This little journey into the past is particularly attractive for hikers who want to enjoy not only the history but also the beautiful views of Trapani below.