The moment you step into Corso Vittorio Emanuele—the main street of the historic city center of Trapani, you will have known the meaning of Baroque. A sense of grandeur creeps on you without oppressing you. A grandeur that is closer to mystery than to opulence and pomposity, for the city of Trapani wears a mask, and the traveler is invited to wear one, too. (Am I saying this because I have been reading the great Sicilian writer Luigi Pirandello up […]
