In the countryside, 10 minutes from the Historic Center of Trapani - La Gleba.

The tranquility of nature combined with the convenience of having everything close at hand. The “LA GLEBA” apartment offers spacious rooms, a bedroom that sleeps three, a living room with a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom, a balcony, and a terrace with a panoramic view. Ideal for families or groups. You’ll be just a few minutes from downtown Trapani—with its port for the Egadi Islands—as well as the airport and the salt flats. Nearby are the beaches of San Vito Lo Capo and Scopello, and the archaeological sites of Mothia, Marsala, Segesta, Selinunte, and Erice. La Gleba and Le Drupe are delighted to welcome you. Our offerings consist of two independent living units, available individually or as a combined option for larger groups. Strategically located a short distance from Trapani, we are situated in the countryside of Paceco on a family-owned property spread over two levels: the first floor houses the rental apartments, while the first floor is reserved for our private residence. We’ll be your local point of contact. Staying at our property at Via Verderame 55 means enjoying complete peace and quiet just a 4-minute drive from Paceco, a natural outlying extension of Trapani. The town offers every convenience for your stay: from supermarkets and pharmacies to the charming Saturday morning market—a must-visit event to discover the authentic flavors of the region. For your social gatherings, the town center offers excellent options:• Gelateria Parrinello: the ideal spot for an afternoon treat or after-dinner snack, famous for the creaminess of its artisanal gelato and its traditional brioches.• Rosso Ketchup: a go-to spot for those seeking excellent sandwiches, burgers, and traditional quick bites in a modern setting.• Da Baldo Pizza: a renowned takeout pizzeria much loved for its excellent dough and fresh ingredients, perfect for a casual and tasty dinner after a day of sightseeing in the area.• Ristorante Il Borgo: the ideal choice for a refined dinner featuring the freshest seafood and local dishes, right in the heart of downtown.• The Butcher: an American-style restaurant, perfect for meat lovers, famous for its gourmet burgers and select cuts.• L’angolo della Frutta: a small go-to spot in the center for those looking to buy good, fresh, seasonal fruit. But it’s in the evening that Paceco reveals its best side: the central square transforms into the town’s living room. The outdoor bars come alive, becoming the perfect spot for an aperitif or a cocktail in a vibrant and safe atmosphere. With live music, DJ sets, and summer shows, the square offers an engaging nightlife scene—ideal for ending the day on a high note before returning to the comfort of your accommodations. All these venues are easily accessible, and you won’t have to worry about parking: the area offers plenty of free parking in the streets adjacent to the square, allowing you to enjoy the evening in total comfort. Major tourist attractions within about 55 minutes of the “La Gleba” property at Via Verderame 55, Paceco, Trapani: In the immediate vicinity (0–15 minutes)• Paceco (Downtown): 2 minutes. A village where you’ll find everything.• Trapani and Paceco Salt Pans Nature Reserve: 5–10 min. A unique landscape featuring windmills and pink flamingos; the sunset is magical.• Marausa Beach: 10 minutes. The closest beach to the property, with very shallow waters where the water remains ankle-deep for many meters, allowing children to play safely.• Salt Museum (Nubia): 10 minutes. A journey through the history of salt extraction in an ancient, still-operational mill.• Trapani (Port and Historic Center): 10 minutes. The elegance of the historic center just a short walk from the ferries.• Trapani-Birgi “Vincenzo Florio” Airport: 15 minutes. Essential for domestic and international connections. A short distance away (20–30 minutes)• Erice Summit: 25 minutes by car (scenic route) or 15 minutes by car + 10 minutes by aerial cableway. An intact medieval village, famous for its “genovesi” (traditional pastries) and breathtaking views.• Mothia: 20–25 minutes. A small Phoenician island accessible by small boat; an open-air archaeological site nestled among the Marsala salt flats.• San Teodoro Beach (Marsala): 25 minutes. A “lesser-known” beach with very shallow, warm waters—almost like a natural swimming pool—opposite Mothia.• Segesta Archaeological Site: 25–30 minutes. It is home to one of the best-preserved Doric temples in the world and a Greek theater overlooking the valley.• Marsala (Downtown and Wineries): 30 minutes. The city where the “Thousand” landed is home to the world’s only Punic ship and the centuries-old winemaking tradition of the Florio and Pellegrino wineries. A wider radius (30–55 minutes)• Mangiapane Cave (Custonaci): 30 minutes. An ancient rural village nestled inside a gigantic cave; home to the famous Living Nativity Scene.• Gibellina: 40–50 minutes by highway. The Italian Capital of Contemporary Art. It is one of the largest Land Art installations on the planet (approximately 80,000 square meters). You can admire Burri’s *Cretto* at sunset and return comfortably in time for dinner.• Scopello: 40–45 minutes. A village frozen in time, where the ancient Baglio preserves the aroma of the famous “pane cunzato.” A beach sheltered by sea stacks rising from a cobalt-blue sea and the iconic Tonnara, a favorite destination of the international jet set.• Macari: 40 minutes. A village nestled beneath the mountain’s slopes, with the sea and beach set among the rocks made famous by a well-known TV series. A free mini-train connects the parking lots to the coves and Santa Margherita Beach.• San Vito Lo Capo: 45 minutes. Sicily’s most famous beach, with white sand and crystal-clear water (very crowded in summer), which hosts the famous Cous Cous Fest every September.• Zingaro Nature Reserve: 50 minutes. A paradise for hiking and the beach, with pristine coves accessible only on foot.• Selinunte Archaeological Park: 55 minutes. It is the largest archaeological park in Europe, famous for its majestic Doric temples and the acropolis overlooking the sea. Ferry Connections (from the Port of Trapani) After a 10-minute drive to the port, the hydrofoil travel times are:• Levanzo: 25–30 minutes. The smallest and wildest.• Favignana: 30–40 minutes. The largest. The island of the Florios (books and TV series). Visit the Tonnara, where canned tuna was invented, and go for a swim at Cala Rossa, a wild beach nestled among ancient tuff quarries, considered one of the most beautiful in Europe.• Marettimo: 60–70 minutes. The farthest island, a paradise for divers and mountain lovers.