Museo
Ligny Tower City Museum
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Laura
April 9, 2014
"Torre di Liny" extreme point of the city
Daniela
October 30, 2011
Suggestivo al tramonto
Alessandro
May 11, 2022
Located at the end of the historic center, the Ligny Tower marks the splitting point between the two seas that bathe Trapani. It was erected in the 17th century as a coastal watchtower and today is considered the main symbol of the city. It has recently been converted into a Civic Museum and exhibits a series of historical and prehistoric artifacts found in the Trapani seabed. The tower is located in a restricted traffic area, an ideal destination for a walk along the fascinating Tramontana Walls. At the base there is a welcoming beach of sand and cliff.
Located at the end of the historic center, the Ligny Tower marks the splitting point between the two seas that bathe Trapani. It was erected in the 17th century as a coastal watchtower and today is considered the main symbol of the city. It has recently been converted into a Civic Museum and exhibit…
Salvatore
September 13, 2014
Dove si incontrano i due mari (Tirreno e Mediterraneo), un posto affascinante da visitare assolutamente.
Julia
November 29, 2021
It's not open all year, anyway, you have to go there to see the "end if Sicily's west side". If it's open you can climb the stairs and get a great view, not without getting some interesting background about Sicilian history.
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Ubicación
37 Via Torre di Ligny
Trapani, Sicilia