Discover Castelvetrano
Discover all there is to see and do in Castelvetrano. Don't miss the best events, interesting places and curiosities related to the area.
Explore Castelvetrano
Ready to immerse yourself in the wonders and beauties of this city? Here's what you can explore.
Not to be missed in Castelvetrano
Choose what to do among the events scheduled in Castelvetrano. Don't miss the main social activities, the most important patronal festivals and all the festivals in the province of Trapani.
Useful tips for your holidays in Castelvetrano
Follow our advice to better enjoy your holiday in Castelvetrano. Discover new places, experience the Sicilian typicality that tells the culture of a people rich in traditions.
The traditional black bread of Castelvetrano
Vastedda, Cuddura, or pani nivuru are the typical names of the Sicilian dialect, with which the tasty loaf prepared according to the ancient recipe handed down from generation to generation is called:
Historical parade of Santa Rita and the Castelvetranese Nobility
An event that has been taking place in Castelvetrano for several years, with the participation of local inhabitants, artists, folk groups and medieval musicians. Daughter of two…
Why visit Castelvetrano
Castelvetrano is a town rich in history and monuments, located in south-western Sicily, in the province of Trapani.
Although located in the hinterland, the city of Castelvetrano is not far from the sea, in particular from the archaeological site of Selinunte and from Porto Palo, very popular in summer. You can also admire museums and churches that house works of inestimable value.
Things to do in Castelvetrano
For those who go to Castelvetrano, one of the most important places to visit is the Selinunte Archaeological Park one of the largest archaeological parks in Europe, a unique place where time seems to have remained suspended. A journey between myth and legends in the Greece of western Sicily.
Another important stage is the Church of San Domenico in the typical style of Sicilian Mannerism which will then result in the Barocco. Very characteristic church inside.
Also in Castelvetrano we find the civic Museum, Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, Cave of Cusa and the beautiful ones beaches.
Do not miss the appointments with the Artichoke Festival, held after the Easter week, but also with the Historical Procession of Santa Rita a day of medieval celebration, which takes place every year on May 20th.
How to get around in Castelvetrano
Castelvetrano is a small town in the province of Trapani, moving around is very simple.
The town has public car parks where you can leave your vehicle, from there it is possible to visit the town on foot. To reach Selinunte in the village there is a shuttle/bus service to travel the route.
How to get to Castelvetrano
Getting to Castelvetrano is really very simple and you have different means at your disposal. First of all, for those who want to use their own car or a rental one and come from Catania, it will be sufficient to take the A19 with its own exit at Castelvetrano.
For those coming from Palermo, however, the reference motorway is the A29 while the exit is the same. For those who prefer the train, they can use the Castelvetrano station as a reference point, well connected to both Catania and Palermo. Finally, the locality can also be reached via a bus service which is provided by the Compagnia Prestìa and Comandé companies and which depart from Catania, Trapani and Palermo.
Useful numbers
Common
0924 909111
Tourist Info
339 589 8056
Municipal police
0924 909500
Emergency medical Service
0924 930274
Quick Links
Municipality site
www.comune.castelvetrano.tp.it
