Sicilian history is a reflection of diverse nations which inhabited its lands and shaped its heritage for centuries. Sicily - as we know it now - would not exist without the Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Normans, Phoenicians or Spaniards. The Island and its traditions are a celebration of this diversity - a cultural richness which local people are truly proud of!
We invite you to explore the past of Sicily with the founder of EasyTrapani himself, Gianni Grillo.
The local heritage and history are his passion - and he loves to share with others. Travel back in time and learn about Sicily’s most fascinating and crucial events - moments which defined its culture, politics and development. Visit some of the island’s most beautiful cities, such as Erice, Segesta, Mozia, Selinunte, Trapani, Marsala, Palermo or Agrigento, and explore their key historical spots, local museums, archaeological sites from the Elymians, the Sicanians, the Sicels until the Independent Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.
Agrigento: Temples Valley
Arab Excursion
Aragon Excursion
Belice Valley: a trip before and after the earthquake of 1968
Borbonic Excursion: Sicily and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Briganti Tour: Sicily from 1860 until now
Florio Tour
Time travel in Trapani and Erice
Magna Grecia Tour
Mothia or Mozia
Immerse yourself into the dramatic world of Sicilian Mafia on this special guided tour.
Norman Excursion
On the Route of the Ligurians: the Republic of Genoa in Western Sicily
Religious Tours
Segesta
Selinunte: Archeological Park
Sicanians in Sicily
Sicels in Sicily
Sicily during the Eastern Roman Empire of Constantinople
Sicily during the Roman Time and Empire
Spanish Excursion
Swabia Excursion: Germany in Sicily and the Emperor Frederick II
Remote origins in the night of old past time, deeply on the border line between History and Legend or Mithology. Who were the Elymians?
Imagine a Jewish Tour in Western Sicily. Jewish culture left a remarkable transnational fingerprint on Sicilian history.
Tour the Phoenician and Punic - Carthaginian Civilizations