At the west end of Trapani’s scimitar-shaped bay, the 15th-century Bastione Conca stands as a striking sandstone fortification, commanding a strategic position over the sea. Accessible via the pedestrian-friendly Mura di Tramontana, the last remnants of the ancient coastal walls, the bastion offers an ample terrace facing the setting sun. Visitors can stroll along the historic walls and enjoy panoramic views, making it a prime spot to witness the sunset in Trapani.
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