- Florio Cellars: Marsala is famous for its dessert wine, known as Marsala wine. You can visit the Florio cellars to learn about the production process and taste different varieties of this fine wine.

- Historic Center of Marsala: The historic center of the city is fascinating, with narrow winding streets, picturesque squares and historic buildings. Stroll through the streets and discover the beauty of the local architecture.

- Baglio Anselmi Archaeological Museum : This museum houses a vast collection of archaeological artifacts that tell the story of the region, including Phoenician and Roman influences. Among the most famous pieces is the jewel known as the "Jewel of Lilybaeum."

- Egadi Islands: Marsala is an ideal starting point for visiting the Egadi Islands, including Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo. These islands offer wonderful beaches and an extraordinary natural environment.

- Marsala Salt Pans : The salt pans of Marsala are a unique feature of the area, with their salt pans and windmills. You can go hiking in the salt pans and discover the unique flora and fauna.

- Sicilian Cuisine: Don't forget to enjoy Sicilian cuisine in Marsala. From fresh fish dishes to local specialties such as panelle (chickpea fritters) and cannoli, there are many culinary delights to enjoy.