Trapani old town - Trapani port | Churches and places of worship
Church of Collegio dei Gesuiti
This is one of the most significant Baroque buildings in Trapani.
It was Natale Masuccio the architect who in 1614 planned The church of the Collegio dei Gesuiti . This is one of the most significant Baroque buildings in town. It was left unfinished when the Comapagnia di Gesù was abolished and only later it was opened again to be ultimated after jointed repair works.
Trapani old town | Churches and places of worship
San Pietro church
From the Paleo-christian age to the best form of Technology
The church dedicated to San Pietro is a very ancient one. The first building belongs to the Paleochristian age and it is said that the same San Pietro preached there. In 1076 was the Norman Ruggero d'Altavilla who asked for a sacred building in the same place and there Pietro d'Aragona formally swore to keep the promised privileges for Trapani. In this same church Carlo V, gave the city the Turkish vexillum gained after the Tunis' campaign in 1535. The last rebuilding of the church has been realized in the second half of XVI c. and was projected by Giovan Biagio Amico (1775).
Trapani old town | Churches and places of worship
San Lorenzo Cathedral
The Cathedral is the most important Catholic-worship site in Trapani
Built under the will of Alfonso il Magnanimo in 1492, it has been frequently modified until 1700 when the architect Giovanni Biagio Amico realized the last project.