Trapani

The city between the 2 seas, where the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Sicilian channel meet, is located in the westernmost tip of Sicily.
its economy is linked to the collection and production of salt, fishing (formerly that of bluefin tuna, with the slaughter), the extraction and export of marble, activities related to trade and tourism.
Mythology has it that a sickle fallen from the hands of Ceres or of Saturn, the latter the traditional patron god of the city, changed into an arched tongue of land on which the city then rose, for this form called Drepanon (“sickle” in ancient Greek).