The independent guide for those arriving by sea in Marsala.
The baroque Cathedral, the historic Florio wine cellars, and the Stagnone Nature Reserve with the Phoenician island of Mozia. Part of the Porti Italia network of territorial guides — from the port to the territory, local experiences, transfers, hotels and much more.
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Because on May 11, 1860, Giuseppe Garibaldi landed here with the Thousand during the expedition that led to the unification of Italy — an event still celebrated in the city today.
A fortified wine created in 1773 by Englishman John Woodhouse; the historic Florio cellars, among the oldest in the city, offer guided tours and tastings.
A coastal lagoon with historic salt pans and still-functioning windmills, protected as a nature reserve, from which you can reach Mozia island by boat.
The excavations of the ancient Phoenician city, among the best-preserved Punic remains in the Mediterranean, and the Whitaker Museum with artifacts like the famous Motya Charioteer.
Trapani is about 30 km away (30-35 minutes by car), Mazara del Vallo about 25 km (25-30 minutes), both along the western Sicilian coast.
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"On May 11, 1860, Garibaldi landed here with the Thousand — ever since, Marsala has carried the beginning of Italian unification woven into its name."Porti Italia Network · Independent Territorial Guides
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