Stragusto Street Food Festival in Trapani, Italy
29 July – 3 August 2020
Basic Information
When: 29 July – 3 August 2020
Where: Trapani, Italy
Map: Trapani, Sicily on Google Maps
Official website: stragusto.it/en
Hotels: Hotels in Trapani
The festival is held in the picturesque square, “Piazza Merato del Pesce” (Fish Market), in the old town.
In addition, this unique and lovely city center location has panoramic views overlooking the sea.
About Stragusto Food Festival
The Stragusto Food Festival is a great celebration of Sicily’s street food.
For years street hawkers and shops have been selling the regional delicacies.
This Street Food Festival promises to delight your senses.
The sights and smells of the delicious Mediterranean food are truly tantalizing.
There will be food with many dishes from across Italy and other countries in addition to the regional dishes.
How to get there
The closest airport is Trapani / Birgi (Vincenzo Florio) which is 15 minutes drive away.
The airport at Palermo is only one hours drive from Trapani.
Buses goes regularly from Palermo Airport to Trapani.
In Trapani the festival location is easy to find.
Hotel Tips
There are many good hotels in Trapani.
In the center, with good reviews, is Hotel San Michele
Beautiful rooms and close to good restaurants and the port.
Read the reviews and find one that suits you best among them all in Trapani.
More about Trapani, Sicily
Trapani is located on the west coast of Sicily and has much to offer the visitor.
The old town is a must-see and it’s a great point from which to explore the beautiful coastline, harbours, and beaches nearby.
From Trapani you can take a cable car to Erice, a lovely medieval town perched atop of a hill, or a ferry to smaller outer islands such as Favignana.
The town of Marsala is also close by.
It’s famous for the wine of the same name and the sea salt harvesting.
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