Marsala is the ideal city for those who want to feel the culture and ancient traditions of Sicily.

In every corner of the city you can smell the scent of the history that surrounds it, that wraps and creates...walking in the old town and passing through its ancient doors.
Visit the Archaeological Museum to understand how far over the centuries are its origins.

The sacred and profane traditions occur over the course of the seasons to celebrate the events that anyone who wants to live the Sicily can not lose.

On January 19th, we celebrate the saint patron of the city, the Madonna della Cava, which is carried in procession through the streets of downtown.

St. Joseph is celebrated with a triumph of confectionery typical products: sfincioni of St. Joseph, the “cubbaita” and the "panuzzi."

The Holy Week processions preceding Easter are wonderful, in particular that one of Holy Thursday which, in procession through the city, dramatically recounts the Christian Passion.

And you don’t have to forget the typical events for Garibaldi in May: every year we celebrate the hero of two worlds and his Thousand men.

Then stop to taste a good Marsala wine while watching a glimpse of the landscape, because ... Living Marsala is reliving history!