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Marsala's mother church, dedicated to an English saint and rich in Gagini sculpture.
Churches Duomo di San Tommaso di Canterbury Marsala's mother church, dedicated to an English saint and rich in Gagini sculpture.
Museums Lilibeo Marsala's Punic-Roman city, born from Motya's fall: a 28-hectare archaeological park at Capo Boeo.
Archaeology Mozia Phoenician city on a Stagnone island, home to the famous Motya Charioteer in the Whitaker museum.
Museums Museo archeologico Baglio Anselmi The Capo Boeo museum in Marsala holds the only Punic warship to survive to our day.
Museums Museo Whitaker Motya island's museum, home to the Motya Charioteer and the Phoenician finds gathered by Joseph Whitaker. 19 places covered in Marsala Grouped by type, most important first.
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Marsala's mother church, dedicated to an English saint and rich in Gagini sculpture.
Baroque church of the Discalced Augustinians in Marsala, built over the grotto of the Madonna dell'Itria.
Church of 1555 at Capo Boeo, opened on 24 June, with the Sibyl's grotto beneath its floor.
Sanctuary of Marsala's patron in a cave with a frescoed underground church, and a 1536 painting found in 2017.
Carmelite complex in Marsala with the Annunziata church, reopened for worship in 2025, and an octagonal bell tower.
Seventeenth-century church in Marsala, seat of the confraternity that stages the Sacred Representation of the Passion.
Marsala's Punic-Roman city, born from Motya's fall: a 28-hectare archaeological park at Capo Boeo.
The Capo Boeo museum in Marsala holds the only Punic warship to survive to our day.
Motya island's museum, home to the Motya Charioteer and the Phoenician finds gathered by Joseph Whitaker.
Marsala museum in the former San Pietro monastery: Lilybaeum archaeology, Garibaldian relics and Sicilian puppets.
Marsala museum with eight late sixteenth-century Flemish tapestries on the Jewish War, donated in 1589.
Public garden of Marsala, laid out in 1895 over the moat of the San Francesco bastion.
Nature reserve of 1984 in the Stagnone lagoon, with Mozia, salt pans and rare flora.
Salt pans of the Stagnone lagoon, with windmills and IGP Trapani sea salt.
Sicily's largest lagoon, with Mozia, the salt pans, the Nervi hangars and kitesurfing.
The 1685 Porta di Mare in Marsala, named for Garibaldi after the landing of the Thousand in 1860.
Medieval castle of Norman origin in Marsala, strengthened in Swabian times, a prison until a few years ago.
Phoenician city on a Stagnone island, home to the famous Motya Charioteer in the Whitaker museum.
2016 monument to the Garibaldians on Marsala's seafront, with the names of the 1089 Thousand and an info point.
The closest destinations covered by our editors, with straight-line distance.