Overall a very space place, especially in winter. The only problem is that as soon as the sun comes up, men become crazy. One guy grabbed my ass in the middle of the street before running away (and, not that it should change anything, but I wasn't even wearing a dress, I was in full regular pants). And two different guys crept up behind me on two different beaches to take pics of my ass (???). 
Apart from these psychos, I have lived there for eight months and felt quite safe. I discovered after leaving for a week that my balcony window opened itself with the wind; anyone could have come in, and no one did. 
The only other danger is drivers, Sicilians are a real road hazard, especially if you move around on a bike.

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Trapani, an enchanting city situated in the northwest corner of the sun-drenched island of Sicily in Italy, offers a captivating blend of history, gastronomy, and stunning natural beauty. Known particularly for its flourishing fishing and salt industries, and its strategic location that has historically made it a significant trading port, Trapani charms visitors with its charming old town, well-preserved medieval architecture, and delicious local cuisine that features abundant seafood. Equally impressive is its surrounding scenery, with the Egadi Islands just a short boat trip away, and the ancient hilltop town of Erice overlooking it from above. Whether you're taking a leisurely stroll along the city's palm-lined promenade, visiting its many Baroque churches, or savoring its renowned couscous alla trapanese, you're sure to fall in love with Trapani.

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Great solo travel experience. It was my first. Found myself doing lots of great activities like taking the cable car to Erice visiting by Ferry an Island called Favignana. Enjoying site seeing and great food . Made wonderful experience

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