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This is an overview of the studio on your left is the bathroom and the kitchen and behind you instead is the veranda has been completely restructured and conditioned with climate control heat pump
mezzanine sleeping area with a total of 4 beds made up as follows: double bed and two single beds above under the loft, the apartment you will find color TV, closet with two doors and drawers more sofa single bed.
kitchenette with table, chairs, fridge / freezer, gas cooker with oven ....... together with all the accessories (plates, glasses, pots, pans, cutlery, and more) to make you feel at home as possible.
bathroom with shower and full supply of linen and towels




Besides a wonderfully spacious veranda with tables and chairs to go to the best hot but beautiful summer evenings outdoors

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HELP dr.Maria Fulvia
31, v. xxx January - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-22058


BARRACO dr.Maria
144 v. Marsala - Trapani (Trapani) Tel 0923-532100


BEVILACQUA dr.Giuseppe
459, see marconi - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-539951


WHITE Floriana
30, v. Torrearsa - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-21324


Cernigliaro Dr. Andrea
93, v. garibaldi - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-28373


OF GAETANO dr.Baldassare
7, lg. s.pietro - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-23002


Casucci GIUSEPPE
61, v. rinaldi-Marausa - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-841079


DE SANTIS Vincenzo Gino
26, v. Cross-bearers - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-28253



MURA 330, str.marsala relief - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-864977


Vivona DR.ANTONIO
253, c. vitt.emanuele - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-28562


Favuzzi dr.Pietro
Giuseppe 94, see gardens - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-21171


FEDERFARMA
129, see virgilio - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-871835


GALLO dr.Biagio
340, vgbfardella - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-21522


Central Garraffo dr.Vincenzo
vGbFardella 79/81 - TRAPANI (Trapani ) 0923-21577 Tel


Garraffo dr.Vincenzo
79, vgbfardella - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-21064


Gianquinto RUSSIAN dr.Michele
317, see Pepoli - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-535458


GIGLIO dr.Mario
41, v. cuba - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-21343


GUAIANA dr.Giovanna
217, vgbfardella - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-22688


LEVANTE dr.Rosaria
13, v. silversmiths - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-22120


OCCHIPINTI dr.Giuseppe
79, c. Italy - TRAPANI (Trapani) Tel 0923-21663

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		By car Motorway Palermo - Trapani (A 29), ss 113
	Train Line	Palermo - Trapani (via Milo) www.trenitalia.it
	Plane	Airport "Vincenzo Florio" - Trapani Birgi - Flights from Milan - Venice - Rome - Bari - Catania - Pantelleria www.airgest.com
	By Bus Bus services	Segesta (Palermo - Trapani) Tel.0923/20066
		Autoservizi Segesta (Rome - Trapani) tel.091/300556 www.segesta.it
		Autoservizi Lumia (Agrigento - Trapani) Ph. 0922/20414
		AST Via Virgilio -
	In	Ship Line Tirrenia (Cagliari - Trapani) Tel.0923/545433
		Line Tirrenia (Tunis - Trapani) Tel.0923/545433
		Island Ferry (Via Amm Statutes, 23) Tel.0923/22467
		Siremar (Aegadian and Pantelleria) Tel 0923/545455
	By Hydrofoil	Line Ustica Lines, (Naples - Trapani - Aegadian) tel. 0923/22200 www.usticalines.it

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GETTING THE ARMS OF DRILLING REGULATION

This regulation aims to create harmony between the customer and the owner of the property. All that we keep our house is treated well and with all respect and are pleased to find a welcoming and clean, with all services running that meet our expectations.

Here are the rules that must be followed:

1 - The delivery of the house is scheduled from 12:00 to 13:30 on the date of arrival

2 - The Apartment must be vacated no later than 10:00 am the day of departure in the same conditions found on arrival or leaving everything neat and clean.

3 - For the bedding will be charged (payable upon arrival) € 10.00 for each change of bed linen and € 10.00 for each change of towels.

4 - Do not disturb with crowds, noise, fights, loud sounds and anything else dictated by common civic sense.

5 - The client, upon arrival is required to check all the equipment and to report any malfunctions promptly.

6 - In any case, it is forbidden to move the furniture is to bring out the themselves.

7 - beds that are not used to sleep should not be used for rest or suitcases, bags and anything else to rest or otherwise, will be charged € 20.00 for washing and cleaning of bedspreads.

8 - The apartment is clean and working, the customer must provide daily all'assetto of the property and will be responsible for its integrity.

9 - At the time of departure the client will be obliged to wash the dishes, empty the trash bin, bringing with it, turn off the water heater and leave the house as it was delivered, otherwise or agreements made before the final cleaning cost of € 20.00.

10 - In all cases the customer's request can be made to clean during your stay with costs starting at € 20.00 for each performance.

11 - It 's not allowed to stop bikes, strollers and everything else in the hall or the stairs, in respect of the other condominiums.

12 - 'no smoking in the apartment as this will be inhabited by other people who may not appreciate the unhealthy air that will inevitably be formed in the house.

look forward to offering the best of our knowledge ',

WE WISH YOU A PLEASANT STAY IN OUR HUMBLE ABODE.

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Arms City of Trapani

Description Heraldry Coat of Arms of red, the bridge of three arches, the last incomplete, claiming five towers, of which the second highest, all of gold, black-walled, place fluttuoso above a sea of \u200b\u200bblue and silver, and surmounted by a crescent of gold, placed in band, with the right grip and the tip pointing toward the tip of the shield Origins and Symbols of Commons A shield surmounted dall'aurea turreted crown. Inside the shield are depicted five towers of brown color on the walls that stand out, even brown color, in which there are three arms wide open, one of which stopped because towards the sea. The five towers are represented : Pali tower (the San Pietro), Old Tower (corner of Via San Carosio-off of the Arts), Tower Dark Gate (Palace Cavarretta), tower Peliade (Dovecote) tower of the Castle of the Earth (Police). Above the towers, a silver crescent symbolizes fertility and the shape of the city. The figures reproduced in the arms are surrounded by the same blue of the sea. Blazon of the Banner garnet-red color

Honors Gold Medal for Civil Merit (31 / 12/1961) - to constant bombing, resisted the fury fearless enemy, giving the country the Holocaust of six thousand of its best sons. 1940 - 1945 Medal for Meritorious of Risorgimento National City (03/09/1899) - In reward of citizenship to the part taken from that glorious episodes in 1848. Trapani, who had already participated in riots in Sicily in 1820, was one of the first cities on the island to rise again in January 1848.

Features Flag Symbols: Ocean, Bridge, Tower Colors: Silver, Blue, Black, Gold, Red

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A LITTLE 'HISTORY OF DRILLING FROM A TO Z

THE PROVINCE OF TRAPANI

TRAPANI

(68,346 pop.) is the provincial capital of the western cusp of Sicily. Has ancient origins, was the ancient port of Erice. It stands on a peninsula in the shape of a sickle from which the greek name "Drepanon" scythe. He has had considerable development age Aragon on (XIV sec.) owing to maritime trade with Spain. Tuna fishing, coral and sea-salt production, have resulted in centuries, the economy of this city. The production of tiles and especially the coral working the highly artistic, some works can be seen in the Museum Pepoli. The important events are: Good Friday procession, during which they bring to the streets of old, twenty groups of statues in wood representing the Passion of Christ, the work of local artists and artisans made the seventeenth century. onwards, the "July Trapanese" music festival dedicated to opera. Hosted in the fall of 2005, races of the "Louis Vuitton Cup." Ferry and hydrofoil service linking the port of Trapani to the Aegadian and Pantelleria. During the tourist season will dock many cruise ship whose passengers are devoted to visiting the city or the province. Emergencies artists are: The Cathedral, the College and the Jesuit Church, the palace of the Senate or Cavaretta, Church of the Purgatory in which you can visit all year round, the 20 sculptures of the mysteries, the Regional Museum and the Sanctuary of Pepoli 'Annunziata with the famous statue of "Madonna di Trapani" Nino Pisano (XIV sec.).

THE SALT OF TRAPANI

Nature Reserve

Between the second half of the nineteenth century and the first half of the twentieth century many of the wetlands Trapanese were reclaimed for the meeting needs to health and the growing demand of spaces for agricultural activities.
Despite this profound upheavals and reduction of wetlands, five natural reserves including those established in the province of Trapani fall in correspondence of natural wetlands. Among them certainly took the enormously important strategic reserve "Saline di Trapani and Paceco. In fact, it represents the last bastion for migratory birds that seasonally migrate to Africa across the Strait of Sicily and the first wetland in which they encountered during the return journey in spring, allowing the birds to regain his strength after the long travel and to rest before tackling the dangerous sea journey. Within the Reserve have been well surveyed 208 species of birds, many of them in serious danger of extinction. Among them you can observe Spoonbills (Platalea leucorodia) Flamingos (Phoenicopterus ruber), great white egrets (Egretta alba), Shelduck (Tadorna Tadorna) Avocets (Recurvirostra avocet), Riders of Italy (Himantopus himantopus), Squacco (Ardeola ralloides) and thousands of ducks.
No less important is the role of safeguarding the reserves held sull'erpetofauna. In fact, within the Natural Reserve of Trapani and saline Paceco live a 'wide diversity of amphibians, such as we mention the Green Toad (Bufo viridis) and Discoglosso painting (Discoglossus pictus) as well as reptiles like the lizard (Podarcis sicula ), the Gongilo (Chalcides ocellatus) and Podarcis wagleriana, endemic in Sicily.
The coastal vegetation and waterways are home to several plant species of great scientific interest and conservation. However, even the flora and vegetation in direct contact with the artifacts related to the cultivation of salt are of great interest.
Depending on their status (active, abandoned a few years, abandoned for a decade) and the sectors concerned (bottom, inside edge, outside edge, etc..) Salt can be observed in different species sharing the same space and same ecological requirements. So you can see the succulent plants, vast expanses of glasswort, beautiful Mediterranean brackish coastal grassland dominated by perennial grasses (halophytes) large who find their optimum salt and salty soils as Calendula (Calendula maritime), and submerged plants rooting , typical of brackish coastal waters such as reed beds and tamarisk, and finally the beautiful greenery of the plants psammophilous (or lovers of sand), perfectly adapted to living on sand deposits as Pancratium maritimum and the Mushroom of Malta.

This, coupled to 'opportunity to walk a trail network through which to experience the various stages of salt production and the creation of suitable vantage points to watch birds in their natural environment, makes the visit of the Saline of Trapani and Paceco a unique experience in environments that look "spectacular" and exceptional plants and animals. The
a short walk from a beautiful city like Trapani where you can visit the exhibition space on the very subject of the Saline of Trapani and Paceco and the island of the Dovecote.

In Italy the salt are ancient, the most important ones are precisely those of the Trapani and Cagliari, in conjunction with the others scattered in the Italian coasts.

We know that those of Trapani, probably planted by the Phoenicians, were given a public act in gabelle in 1440. Research has shown that the concessions made by King Alfonso and Ferdinand of Aragon to the feudal lords. reward work they provided during the plague in 1346, are testimony to a growing salt-existing.

Reserve, extended about 987 hectares, was established by the Sicilian Region in 1995 and is being managed to WWF Italy.

The huge expanse of water visible from Erice, facing towards the Egadi is gently separated by darker lines that creating geometries, to give Saline a unique look. The reserve, established to preserve one of the last areas of western Sicily, with its botanical characteristics, its wealth of wildlife, and its wealth of history and work. protection from the threat is unfortunately always the Saline incumbent of uncontrolled urban sprawl and industry.

some salt still preserve the names of the owners planted.

The activity of the salt is a fact not separable by the importance and function of the adjacent port of Trapani as active commercial port. The fame of the salt from Trapani to reach all the ports and markets of the Mediterranean as Trapani was a must for all ships passing along the western and eastern coasts of these seas.

In the work De re metallica, Agricola Giorgio, mineralogist of the sixteenth century, it began to describe the method of extraction of sea salt:
"Everything being prepared and closed communication with the sea, you open the sluice of the tank containing water pure and sea water mixed with rain or river and soon the ditches are full of Salina. then opens the first phlegm that gives access to the ditch to the first basin. Meanwhile the sun concentration, the water lays substances earthy. Then you pass that water in the basin to the next until the heat of the sun, the water condenses and give evidence of more salt. Shortly thereafter opens the phlegm of the basin below. When the waters there remained in a space of time, we come to the last rise in the basin which finally all the water is changed into salt. The first to fill and return the empty while you pull out the rakes of the basin with salt and extracted with shovels. "

The short description and precise technique that records the chair of industrial output: the sea water piped in appropriate tanks undergo successive mergers until, submitted to evaporation, the sodium chloride is crystallized in the bottom of the tanks.

The cycle consists of several successive operations, extensive physical places are put on notice to allow the steps to water indicated by Agricola. Since the substances contained in seawater were multiple (primarily chlorides and sulphates) operations and locations were needed to arrive at a product good enough.

The system was based Saline therefore to move the water by channeling different tanks. In the first series of reservoirs, the waters are still cold. Each tank is called "Cold", this means communicating with ducts fitted with closed following the second set of basins, remains substantial, but less profound than the former. Their name is "raw water tanks" or "Retrocalde.

Other basins Following this, the earlier even less deep, but in increasing numbers. They are connected with the "Retrocalde" from a number of channels fitted with closed, extended length, so as to favor the waters in their slow way to be evaporating. These tanks are called "Ruffian" or "messages".

ERICE

(29,338 pop.), The ancient city was a center of worship of Aphrodite to the Greeks, bystanders to the Phoenicians, the Romans Venus. Lies on the mountain, 752 m-high, in a strategic position to dominate the west and north-west of Sicily. According to legend the city was founded by Aeneas and his brother Eryx eponymous king. The city was dedicated to his mother Aphrodite, and soon the sanctuary became one of the most important, was attended until the age Byzantine period (sixth century AD.). The Arabs called Gebel-Hamed, the Normans Monte San Giuliano, as he held until 1936, when the then prefect of Trapani Erice wanted her to call. The town retains the medieval urban structure, its streets are paved with rectangular slabs, pebbles to form a set of square shape. The houses have a patio or courtyard, decorated with plants, which is present in the tank and the bowl made from a single block of stone for laundry. In the twelfth century. the Norman castle was built, which today are kept outside the structure of the towers and the perimeter wall. The Cathedral Church dates from the fourteenth century. dedicated Assumption is Gothic-clear mountain outside, the interior has been transformed into an eclectic style in the second half of the nineteenth century. It houses the Centre for Scientific Culture "Ettore Maiorana" whose seminars are followed by scholars and researchers from around the world. Noteworthy is the panoramic view, 360 °, which can be enjoyed from the top of the mountain, with its salt to Trapani, the port in the background the Aegadian towards the valley that stretches to the south planted with olive groves, vineyards, and cereal or to the east with the superb view over the Gulf of Bonogia and Mount Hood. How to get there: From Palermo, runs along the highway A29 towards Trapani, to continue on the road which leads from the mountain. From Trapani you can along two different roads, by the way Fardella the road leads directly to the mountain, the second from Valderice. With the cable car from Trapani. Are very interesting trip: The Mother Church, The Church of San Martino, The Museum, The Castle, The Garden of Balio and his views.

ISLANDS EGADI

Archipelago Egadi (4137 pop.) Is formed by the islands of Favignana, Levanzo and Maritime, away from Trapani respectively 17, 15 and 38 km. Can be reached by hydrofoil or ferry. In 1991 was established the Marine Protected Area Egadi Islands.
Favignana (19 km2), the old Aegusa, is the largest island, dominated by Mount St. Catherine (314 m), on top of which there is a fortress. In eclectic style is the house late nineteenth-century opera Florio GD Almeyda. Of interest are the caves of tufa landscape and its many coves. In May and June in the waters off the port is carried out the killings, the tuna fishing.
Levanzo, the ancient Phorbantia Of particular interest is the Grotta del Genovese, reached by mule or boat, inside there are depicting prehistoric animals and humans. Among Trapani Levanzo there are the islets and Formica Maraone.
Marettimo (12 km2), the old or Hiera Hieromesus, is the most distant but also the island with the highest peak, Mount Falcon m. 686.

MARSALA

(77,784 pop.) Is the westernmost city in Sicily, stands on the Cape or Boeo Lilibeo. The ancient Punic city of Lilybaeum, founded in 397 BC by the inhabitants of Mozia survived the destruction of their city by Dionysius of Syracuse. The Carthaginian they provided it works for the defense that made it impregnable, was besieged in vain by Pyrrhus and the Romans. The latter could to take possession after the peace treaty that ended the First Punic War (241 BC). It was the administrative center of the Roman Province, hosted as Cicero quaestor. The Arabs called Marsala (ports of Ali or Allah). After a long decline from the eighteenth century. the city has had a new demographic and economic development, encouraged by the arrival of some British entrepreneurs, Woodhouse, Hopps, Ingham and Whitaker, who experimented and developed the production of the wine world renowned Marsala. On May 11, 1860, Giuseppe Garibaldi landed there with his one thousand.
Emergencies artistic, historical, architectural are many: Archaeological Park, the Punic-Roman necropolis, Church of St. John and the Grotto Lilibetana Sibyl, Mother Church, Monumental del Carmine, a monumental complex of San Peter, National Porta, Porta Garibaldi, the Tapestry Museum, the Archaeological Museum, here are the remains of the stern part of the hull of a ship sunk during the Punic naval battle of 241 BC Egadi
Of particular interest is the visit of the cellars Florio, Donna dispelled, and the island of Mozia Pellegrino, also in Holy Week is the procession of the living mystery that takes place on Thursday and Friday.

SAN VITO LO CAPO

( 3798 pop.) Lies on the head, once a small fishing village that was formed from the sixteenth century. E 'rightly, for the scenic beauty, for its beach and the sea coveted seaside resort. The small town is built around the Church of San Vito.
Nearby, there is a tourist village Calampiso and the Zingaro Nature Reserve.

SEGESTA

city built in the heart of western Sicily, in ancient times knew how to make treaties and formed alliances with the major Mediterranean powers such as Carthage, Athens and Rome. The birth of Segesta has its origins in myth and legend. The city was founded by Aeneas with the native prince named Eceste, was dedicated to the mother of these, the goddess of fertility Ekestas, giving it the same name. It was built on Mount Barbaro, was inhabited by the Elimi, a people of uncertain origin, but which can be defined as a community of ethnic groups, originally from Anatolia, between the Ligurian and Aegean XII. and the XI century. BC arrived in western Sicily and joined, amalgamated, the original inhabitants, the Sicans. It was the most important city of the Elimi, which have in common the choice of site on which to give birth to the city: a hill dominating the surrounding landscape, difficult to access and easily defensible. How to get there: From Palermo, Trapani, Mazara del Vallo along Highway A29, exit at Calatafimi / Segesta to follow the provincial, which leads to the entrance of the Archaeological Park. Entrance hours: from 09.00 am until one hour before sunset.

SELINUNTE

Selinunte Archaeological Park has an area of \u200b\u200b270 hectares, is the largest in the Mediterranean and Europe. The ancient Selinus was founded in 650 BC (according to Diodorus Siculus) or in 628 BC (according to Thucydides) by Greek colonists from Megara Hyblea, led by the echo Pàmmilo. The city's name drift greek Selinon (parsley). It was the most westerly of the Greek colony in Sicily. Because of its expansionist policy was in conflict with the nearby Segesta and threatened the strategic and economic interests of Carthage. For these reasons, destroyed in 409 BC Punic slaughtering half of the people in bondage and forcing the other half. Re-founded the following year, 408 BC Syracuse dall'esule Hermocrates, the new city was limited to one airline and the acropolis surrounded by new fortifications. How to get there: From Palermo, Trapani, Mazara del Vallo, take the highway A29, exit at Castelvetrano to continue on SS 115, which leads to the entrance of Archaeological Park. From Agrigento, along the SS 115. Entrance hours: from 09.00 am until one hour before sunset.

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Trapani

History

Ancient Drepanon out into the Mediterranean with its shape extreme tip of sickle stands the majestic Tower of Ligny built in 1761, now houses the museum of prehistory. The sea, the most suitable key to know Trapani is still a source of life with the activity fishery and has been a source of wealth in the past with coral fishing. The great masters corallai Trapani, since the second half of the 500, with their precious works have made the city famous. Today, new shops corallai young, you're reverting to a form of sap valuable and creative crafts, recovering an ancient art that seemed forgotten. A beautiful collection of coral is Pepoli Museum, located in the ancient Carmelite convent adjacent to the sanctuary, where you can admire the marble statue of the Madonna di Trapani dating from the fourteenth century. Walking through the streets of the old town has the perception of the various cultural layers that have left indelible marks in the urban, architectural and monumental city. 3 m. above sea level, has about 70,000 inhabitants.

How to get to Trapani

By car: Motorway Palermo - Trapani (A 29), ss 113

train: Line Palermo - Trapani (via Milo)

By bus: Bus services Segesta (Palermo - Trapani) Tel.0923/20066 Autoservizi Segesta (Rome - Trapani) tel.091/300556 Autoservizi Lumia (Agrigento - Trapani) Ph. 0922/20414

By boat: Line Tirrenia (Cagliari - Trapani) Tel.0923/545433 Line Tirrenia (Tunis - Trapani) Tel.0923/545433 Line conative (Livorno Trapani) Tel.0923/546288 Line Kangaroo (Civitavecchia - Trapani) Tel.0923/541004 Island Ferry (Via Amm Statutes, 23) Tel .0923/88467 Siremar (Aegadian and Pantelleria) Tel.0923/545455

By boat: Line Ustica Lines, (Naples - Trapani) Tel. 0923/22200

Museums and art galleries and churches

Churches and Museums

GROUP OF MYSTERIES - Purgatory Church

Via San Francesco d'Assisi, Tel 0923/21321 - 26924

Visiting hours: Tuesday h.10.00 - 12.00, Friday h.10.00 - 12:00 and 17:00 to 19:00 ; period of Lent: Daily h.10.00 - 12.00 and 16.00 - 19.00 Easter on request.

MUSEUM OF PREHISTORY MUSEUM OF THE SEA and

Tower of Ligny, tel. 0923.22300

Views: daily 9.30 am - 12.30 and 16:30 to 19:00; from January to March 21: Monday Sunday 9.30 am - 12.30 pm, Saturday and Sunday h.16.30 - 19.00.

MUSEUM pepole

Via Conte Agostino Pepoli, tel. 0923.539184

Views inernal season: Monday to Saturday h.9.00 - 13.30, Sunday and holidays h.9.00 - 12.30

SHRINE OF MARY SS. ANNUNZIATA

Via Conte Agostino Pepoli, tel. 0923/539184

	Views: winter season: weekdays H 7.00 - 12.00 and 16.00 - 19.00, h Holidays 7:00 to 13:00 and 16.00 - 19.00
	Summer season: weekdays H 7.00 - 12.00 and 16.00 - 20.00, summer hours 7:00 to 13:00 and 16:00 to 20:00

GALLERIES

	Gallery Art Ex Convento San Rocco, (open during exhibitions) Via Turretta.
	Art Gallery Workshop, (open during exhibitions) Via Tenente Genovese, 1 - tel. 0923/27990

Natural Reserve "Saline di Trapani and Paceco"

One of the last remaining brackish environments in Sicily, where both the flora and fauna
present elements of rare hard to find elsewhere.

For guided tours contact the WWF - Agency Manager - tel. 0923/867700

Useful numbers

Internet Point - Cruise Terminal - Pier Health Tel 0923 /
Grimon Point Internet Cafe - Via GB Fardella, Tel 109 0923/29511
Internet Point, a phone center and money transfers - Phone & Internet Ferrante Polo - Viale Regina Elena 26 / 28 (Port area) Tel.0923/28866
Post Office - Piazza Vittorio Veneto, 3 Tel 0923/434111
Post Express - Via Errante, 19 Tel 0923/873634
Stazione FS - Piazza Umberto I ° Tel 0923/540416
Vincenzo Florio Airport - Tel 0923/841222 Birgi
Carabinieri - Via Orlandini
Province Tel 0923/27122 - Piazza Vittorio Veneto Tel.0923/806111
Hall - Piazza V. Veneto, 1 Tel 0923/590111 - 590298
Local Police - Tel 0923/590120 Piazza delle Vergini
Traffic police - Piazza Scarlatti Tel.0923/593780
Fire Department - Road Palermo / Milo Mokarta Tel 0923/556062
Master Porto - Via Torrearsa, 2 Tel 0923/28900
Cruise Terminal - Pier Health Tel 0923/871922
Navy League - Viale L. Catullo Tel 0923/547467
Abate Hospital SA - Via Cosenza Tel 0923/809111
ER - Via Cosenza Tel 0923/809450
Doctor - General Square Scio, 1 Tel 0923/29629
Italian Red Cross Ambulance Serv No-Way Riccio, 111 Tel.0923/21221
Ambulance Service Green Cross - Via Salemi, 26 Tel 0923/539741 Emergency Ambulance Service
Trapani - Via A. Netherlands, 2 Tel.0923873000
Friend Rescue Ambulance Service Tel.0923/541451
Prefecture - Piazza Vittorio Veneto, 1 Tel 0923/598111
ACI-Via Virgilio, 71 Tel 0923/27292
Car Rental Avis - Tel 0923 Via Virgilio / 590304
Holiday Car Rental Car - Via Passo Enea, 60 Tel 0923/22177
Sicily by Car Rental - Via Passo Enea, 30 Tel 0923/27251
Sixt - Via M. Torre, 21 Tel 0923/28533
Pocorobba Car - Via Orlandini, 16 Tel 0923/547087
Guitta Coach Hire - Via Orti, 13/15 Tel 0923/22703
Garage kept - Via Mazzini, 17 Tel 0923/547022
Areas Camper (1) Piazza Vittorio - (2) Via Ilio
Medi Diving Equipment. Sea Del Carlo - Via Alders, 11 Tel 0923/551933
Fardelliana Library - Via Ig. S. Giacomo Tel 0923/21506
Swedish Consulate - Piazza Vittorio Veneto, 6 Tel 0923/21121
Morocco Consulate - Via Castellammare, 3 Mill Tel.092329041
Maria Stella - Visitors Reception Centre WWF Tel.0923/867700
Ass.ne Volunteer "ARES Blue. ONLUS" (Ambulance Service - Service disabled) - Via Nausica, 16 Tel.0923/23050

Exchange

Banco di Sicilia - Via Garibaldi, 9 Tel 0923/28222
Banca del Popolo - Piazza S. Augustine, 16 Tel 0923/873015
B. Commercial I. - Via Torrearsa, 41 Tel 0923/24741
Banca di Roma - Corso Italy, 38 Tel 0923/27133
Railway Station Piazza Umberto I ° (including holidays) Tel 0923/540416

Leisure

Tennis Rowing Club - Viale Regina Elena, 94 Tel 0923/28084
Tennis: Tennis Club Trapani - Tel 0923/532468
Contrada Milo Soccer Provincial Omnisports Stadium - Via Sicilia Tel 0923/568288
Football "Cipponeri" - Via S. Motisi, 3 Tel 0923/526139Calcetto
POL Forese - Via Erice, 9 Tel 0923/533615
Fulgatore POL - Way of the Athletes (Fulgatore) Tel 0923/811506
Sporting Club "The Locomotive", Via Marsala, 74 Tel 0923/555101
Pool: Communal - Via T. Alberti, 48 Tel 0923/551736
Palasport: Via Ilio Tel 0923/590298
Pala Bowling: Motorway Tel 0923/556175
Theater: University - Lungomare Dante Alighieri Academy of Music Tel 0923/560271
A. Proof - Via F. Sceusa, 1 Tel 0923/551465
Club: Dolce Vita - Via Egadi, 11 Tel 0923/549241
Country Ltd, Contrada Milo Errante Tel 0923/538212
"five minutes to midnight", Via dei Mulini 0923 Tel /
"Alter Eg, Calvin Street Poet Tel 0923 /
" Virtual Cyber \u200b\u200bClub, 0923 Via Osorio Tel /
"Harry's Club", Via Sicilia (Erice Casa Santa) 0923 Tel /
"Zacharias", Via degli Iris Tel 0923 /
Pub: "Irish pub", Via Palermo, 82 Tel 0923/552424
"bocadillo, Ctr. Rigaletta Milo Tel 0923 /
Disco Pub "Caterpillar" Lungomare Dante Alighieri Tel.0923 /
Disco Bar "Sweet Dream", Street 46 Tel 0923 /
Disco "Happy Hours", Lungomare Dante Alighieri 0923 Tel /
Kartodromo Kinisia, Kart hire, ctr. Runza (Surveying) Tel 0923/864053

Local products and handicrafts

Fish

Tuna srl \u200b\u200bVia 1 Backbone Zir Tel 0923/5557726
Florio Adragna traps srl Via, 50 Tel 0923/555685
Guiana F.sco & CPzza slipway Tel 0923/23945
Sicom Fishing Bosco Via Colombo, 32 Tel 0923/29798
Gaetano Polizzi & C. Course Mattarella Tel 0923/531110
S. Coop. Rebirth Square slipway, 10 Tel 0923/26695
N. Castiglione sas Ctr. S. Cusumano (Santa Casa) Tel 0923/562888
La Torre V. Via dei Pescatori, 1 (Santa Casa) Tel 0923/569080
Plants Tre Torri Via Viterbo, 1 (Santa Casa) Tel 0923/562368

Sea Salt

Sosalt Spa Area Ronciglio Tel 0923/540344
Gre-Fra Culcasi Funai Via, 23 Tel 0923/549748
SIESSpa Via Ballast Island Tel 0923/27731
Newfoundland Street Libyan Km.1 Tel 0923/531000

Wine

L in Pergola Via GB Fardella, 412 Tel 0923/873572
Per Bacco Via GB Fardella, 346 Tel 0923/22062
Via GB Fardella BURBON Street, 207 Tel 0923/871188
V. Lazzara Street Girl, 12 Tel 0923/21065
G. Riccobene Via Osorio, 54 Tel 0923/27820
Virgilio V. Via Alcamo, 60 Tel 0923/24050
Fazio Wines Via Capitan Rizzo, 39 - Fulgatore Tel.0923/811700

Dairy

Ingardia Via Campo Sportivo, 3 - Paceco Tel.0923/526144
Zappalà Industry (Deposit) Via The Gossip, 17 Tel.092325222

Pottery

Perrone MC Vittorio Emanuele, 106 Tel . 0923/29609
L. Pipitone Pepoli Street, 190 Tel 0923/552468

Working Coral

Via Vespers Graffeo, 202 Tel.0923/546171
Fiorenza Platimiro via Osorio, 36 Tel.20785
AB Precious Via Livio Bassi Tel 0923/29950

Restaurants

the lights Tavern C. Vittorio Emanuele, 75 Tel 0923/872418
Al Xitta SS Fireplace - Paceco Tel.0923/883888
Via Asmara Asmara, 123 Bonagia Tel.0923/592423
Baglio Elena Via EC Cut from Stone, 27 Via S. Tel.0923841949
From Bettina Christopher (near Porto), 5 Tel 0923/224800
Dell'Arco Street N. Bixio, 112 Tel.0923/27796
Miramonte Via Palermo, 106 Via San Francesco Fontana Tel.531100
G. Bosco, 5 Tel.0923/24056
Gi. Sea of \u200b\u200bJustinian E. Villa Via Rosina, 52 Tel 0923/534091
Corner of Old Iovino A. Via XX Settembre, 54 Tel 0923/29600
love you to death Via Socrate, 11 Via GB Meeting Tel.0923534320
Fardella, 321 Tel 0923/23366
La Perla V.le Mozia - Tel 0923/841577 Marausa
Beijing Exhibition G. Largo France, 7 Tel 0923/28213
P. & G. Via Spalti, 1 Tel 0923/547701
Pietrucci A. Via E. Fardella, 25 Tel 0923/25359
Taverna Paradiso L. Dante Alighieri, 22 Tel 0923/22303
Tucci Mattarella Agostino & CC, 112 Tel 0923/555520
The Stele of Anchises Square Riviera - Cornino Tel.0923/971053
Company Misiliscemi Fontanasalsa Guarrato Tel.0923864261
Castelmonte of Duke Street Motisi, 3 Xitta Tel.0923/526139
Zu Mommo Fontanasalsa Guarrato Road, 17 Bridge Street Tel 0923/864699 Al
Forese Tel 0923/531053 Via Margarita
Anchises, 21 (Bonagia) Tel 0923/573113
Via Paolo Gallo Firenze Tel 0923/555811
Marlin Via Nicolò Burgio, 10 ang. M. Torre Tel 0923/27395
Rendez Vous Corso Vittorio Emanuele Tel 0923/22866
La Bomba Silver Street, 70 Tel 0923/539618
Flowers Via Cosenza, 53/57 Tel 0923/553395
Il Gabbiano Loc Pizzolungo Tel 0347/6646438
Coppola NCDA San Cusumano, 5 Tel 0923/563934
M. Lombardo Via G. Marconi, 147 El Tel 0923/553069
bocadillo Begonia Street, 21 (Milo) Tel 0923/554218
The Galley Via L. Catullo (Navy League) Tel 0923/547467
platform 1 SS 113, Km 357 - Tel 0923/811467 Ummar
La Piazzetta Square Salinagrande - Tel 0923/867161 Salinagrande
Tamarea Anchises Via, 21 Tel 0923/592147
Old America Via Conte Agostino Pepoli, 152 Tel 0923/555584

Pubs

Usual Place Via Errante, 35 Tel 0923/24545
FVle Barresi R. Elena, 30 Tel 0923/20011
go there C. Mattarella, 150 Tel.0923/551015
Cantina Siciliana Via Giudecca, 32 Tel 0923/28673
Da Peppe Spalti Via, 50 Tel 0923/28246
C. Del Corso Italy, 51 Tel 0923/23475
Del Porto (Felix Da), Staines Road, 45 Tel 0923/547822
Safina EB Piazza Umberto I, 35 Tel 0923/22708
Picolit Biscottai Street, 6 Tel At the helm
0923/549790 Via Passo Enea, Tel 112 0923/28718
La Bomba Silver Street, 70 Tel 0923/539618
The Bettolaccia GE Fardell Street, 25 Tel 0923/21695

Pizzerias

Taxi Pizza (takeaway) Via Orti, 25 Tel 0923/25422
Alec MCVittorio Emanuele , 237 Tel 0923/547176
Nasi Via Calvino, 77 Tel 0923/21464
Calvin G. Via G. Iron, 3 Tel 0923/872811
Martinez (Take Away) Via Palma, 39 Tel 0923/553000
Figuccio B. (Take away) Via Garibaldi, 71 Tel 0923/548809
Gianguzzi of Salerno Via delle sawmills Tel 0923/565000
charcoal Via GB Fardella, 5 Tel 0923/546570
The Firefly Via Ponte Salemi, Tel 126 0923 / 883699
Di Genova Street Marsala - Relief, 413 Tel 0923/864431
Morsellino & Abate Via Virgilio, 71 Tel 0923/871774
Peace G. Via Orti, 25 Tel 0923/25422
A. Urso Via Libertà, 16 Tel 0923/873751
Perino C. Vespers Street, 144 Tel 0923/27174
Pipitone G. Romej Via, 11 Tel 0923/27680
Pipitone N. Via Castellammare, 10 Tel 0923/540255
Pronto Pizza (takeaway) Square Cemetery, 16 Tel 0923/567433
M. Scarcella Via M. Amari, 36 Tel 0923/555966
Scimemi G. Silver Street, 24 Tel 0923/532813

Self Service

Pilot Street Staines Admiral (Molo Health ) Tel 0923/548488

Fast Food

Poldo Mattarella Course, 8 Tel 0923/549802
Via A. Angelino Staines, 85 Tel 0923/28064
The Crocodile Via Manzoni, 0923 Tel /
Mythical Via Manzoni, 3 Tel 0923/557841