THE SICILY

Sicily officially called the Sicily Region, is a region with special status, with capital Palermo.
The region is made almost entirely from the island namesake, the largest island of Italy and the Mediterranean, as well as the 45th largest island in the world; the remainder is made by the Aeolian islands, Egadi and Pelagian Islands and the islands of Ustica and Pantelleria. It is the largest region of Italy and its territory is divided into 390 municipalities. It bounded on the north by the Tyrrhenian Sea, west of the Strait of Sicily, south from the Sea of Sicily, on the east by the Ionian Sea and north-east by the Strait of Messina that separates it from Calabria.

The Monuments:

.Giuseppe Garibaldi Monument, built in 1890 by Leonardo Croce.
.Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II, built in 1882 by the Sienese Giovanni Dupré.
.Triton Fountain, built in 1890, has a place in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele. At the center of the fountain the bronze monument built in 1951 by master Trapani Domenico Li Muli.
.Fountain of Saturn, which was built in 1342 by the Trapani Senate to celebrate the inauguration of the aqueduct, is inserted in the homonymous square.
.Statue of the Madonna of Trapani.
.Statue of St. Albert of the Abbots, silver reliquary statue by silversmith Vincenzo Bonaiuto, kept in the Basilica-

Sanctuary of Maria Santissima Annunziata.