Marsala Collection (#2)

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Expedition of the Thousand, Garibaldi at Marsala, May 11, 1860, painted by Girolamo Induno, 1825-1890
Italy - 19th century, Expedition of the Thousand - Garibaldi at Marsala, May 11, 1860. Painted by Girolamo Induno (1825-1890)

Windmill at sunset, Saline dello Stagnone, Marsala, province of Trapani, Sicily, Italy, Mediterranean, Europe

Windmills and salt flats at dawn, Saline dello Stagnone, Marsala, province of Trapani, Sicily, Italy, Mediterranean, Europe

Marsala and the Western Coast of Sicily

Ettore Infersa Saltworks windmill, Marsala, Laguna dello Stagnone, Province of Trapani, Sicily, Italy

Ettore Infersa Saltworks windmills, Marsala, Laguna dello Stagnone, Province of Trapani, Sicily, Italy

GARIBALDI AT MARSALA. Landing of Giuseppe Garibaldi in Marsala, Sicily, with his 1, 000 Red Shirts, May 1860. Italian lithograph, 1860

A graveyard with many recent tombs from the war with white tombstones. Along Marsala
A graveyard with many recent tombs from the war. Along Marsala Tita Tito street. Historic town of Mostar. Town of Mostar. Federation Bosne i Hercegovine. Bosnia Herzegovina

Palazzo VII Aprile, home of Marsala Town Hall, and Chiesa Madre dedicated to St. Thomas of Canterbury, Piazza della Repubblica, Marsala, Sicily, Italy, Europe

The Baroque Church of the Purgatory, Marsala, Sicily, Italy, Europe

The wreck of a Punic ship at the Archaeological Museum Baglio Anselmi, Marsala, Sicily, Italy, Europe

Windmill on Stagnone Lagoon in the salt pan area south of Trapani, with Mount Erice in the distance, Marsala, Sicily, Italy, Mediterranean, Europe

Silhouette of old windmill used to raise water from the Stagnone Lagoon into salt pans south of Trapani, Marsala, Sicily, Italy, Mediterranean, Europe

The 16th century windmill at the Ettore and Infersa Saltworks by the Stagnone Lagoon salt pan area south of Trapani, Marsala, Sicily, Italy, Mediterranean, Europe

Two baked pears in Marsala with amaretti biscuits and whipped cream, close-up

Tiramisu, traditional Italian dessert made with marscapone cheese, coffee, Marsala wine and chocolate

Italy, Sicily Region, Province of Trapani, Aerial view of Natural Reserve of Stagnone (lagoon) di Marsala
Aerial view of the Natural Reserve of the Stagnone (lagoon) di Marsala - Province of Trapani, Sicily Region, Italy

Italy - Marsala, Sicily - Via Garbaldi

Garibaldi Leaves Marsala
Garibaldis thousand embark at Quarto, Sicily, to invade the mainland

Wild flowers in the spring in the Marsala hills on the island of Sicily, Italy, Europe

Man with machine cultivating the vines in spring in a vineyard near Marsala on the island of Sicily, Italy, Europe

Garibaldi Lands Marsala
THE RISORGIMENTO Garibaldi and the thousand land at Marsala, Sicily - the first incident in the campaign which will lead to the unification of Italy

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"Marsala: A Taste of Sicily's Charm and Natural Beauty" Discover the enchanting town center of Marsala, nestled in the heart of Sicily. As you stroll through its streets, you'll be captivated by the vibrant atmosphere and the tantalizing aroma wafting from its numerous restaurants. Indulge your taste buds with a glass of authentic Marsala wine, produced right here in this charming town. Immerse yourself in history as you visit the Purgatory Church, an architectural gem that stands proudly in Marsala's town center. Its intricate details and rich history will transport you to another era, offering a glimpse into Sicily's cultural heritage. Marsala is not only known for its historical sites but also for its breathtaking natural landscapes. Explore Saline Ettore e Infersa, where piles of salt create a mesmerizing sight against the backdrop of windmills at sunset. The tranquil reflection of these iconic structures on the salt flats at dawn is truly awe-inspiring. As you venture further into Marsala's countryside, don't miss out on witnessing Saline dello Stagnone—an extraordinary blend of nature and human ingenuity. Here, an old windmill stands tall amidst vast salt pans while basking in the warm hues of a stunning sunset. This picturesque corner of Italy showcases both Mediterranean charm and European elegance. With every step taken within this captivating region—Italy's hidden gem—you'll find yourself falling deeper under its spell. So come explore Marsala; let it leave an indelible mark on your soul as it has done for countless others before you.