Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #1 in Mazara del Vallo, Italy

The church of San Michele in Mazara del Vallo is a Baroque style church.

Wikipedia: Chiesa di San Michele (Mazara del Vallo) (IT)

Mirabilia Urbis is a municipal museum in the city of Mazara del Vallo, housed in the deconsecrated church of San Bartolomeo.

Wikipedia: Mirabilia Urbis (Mazara del Vallo) (IT)

The Museum of the Dancing Satyr is an archaeological museum located in Mazara del Vallo. Established by the Sicilian Region in 2003

Wikipedia: Museo del Satiro danzante (IT)

The Teatro Garibaldi is a theatre in Mazara del Vallo.

Wikipedia: Teatro Garibaldi (Mazara del Vallo) (IT)

The "Vito Ballatore" Diocesan Museum in Mazara del Vallo is a museum that houses a significant collection of sacred art: sculptures, silver and sacred vestments from the fourteenth and nineteenth centuries and paintings.

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The ornithological museum of Mazara del Vallo is an ornithological-taxidermy museum owned by the municipality, including over 500 species of birds and some mammals.

Wikipedia: Museo ornitologico (Mazara del Vallo) (IT)

The Basilica minore del Santissimo Salvatore is the main Catholic place of worship in Mazara del Vallo, in the province of Trapani, the mother church of the diocese of the same name.

Wikipedia: Cattedrale del Santissimo Salvatore (Mazara del Vallo) (IT)

The Norman Arch of Mazara del Vallo is the last vestige of the Norman fortification works with which the city was equipped: the Castle and the Walls that enclosed the entire historic center. The Norman Arch was the gateway to the castle built by Roger I of Hauteville after the liberation of the city from Arab domination in 1072, and demolished in 1880 for the construction of a public garden, the current Villa Jolanda. The castle occupied the south-east corner of the city walls.

Wikipedia: Arco normanno (Mazara del Vallo) (IT)