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Palazzo della Giudecca

22 Reviews

#26 of 100 things to do in Trapani

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Via Giudecca 25/59, 91100, Trapani, Sicily, Italy

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“quite derilict”

Not so easy to find in a narrow street, stowed awaybetween other decayed buildings.It 's a sad... read more

Reviewed November 10, 2017

nadia16

Rekem, Belgium

“Jewish palazzo ”

We were looking for another attraction in the area and we noticed this building. Then we found out... read more

Reviewed September 30, 2018

Anfrist

Bucharest, Romania

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4.0 22 reviews

Excellent27%
Very good42%
Average18%
Poor9%
Terrible4%

Sep 30, 2018

“Jewish palazzo ”

Nov 10, 2017

“quite derilict”

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Via Giudecca 25/59, 91100, Trapani, Sicily, Italy

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Anfrist

Bucharest, Romania

952226

Reviewed September 30, 2018 via mobile

Jewish palazzo

We were looking for another attraction in the area and we noticed this building. Then we found out about its history, but now it's not living up to it.

Date of experience: September 2018

Thank Anfrist

nadia16

Rekem, Belgium

5234

Reviewed November 10, 2017

quite derilict

Not so easy to find in a narrow street, stowed awaybetween other decayed buildings.It 's a sad thing to see such a historic palazzo in such a bad state.Doesn't the city of Trapani earn enough from tourism to restore this place???Of course it can't be...More

Date of experience: October 2017

2 Thank nadia16

profjoypc

Alnwick, United Kingdom

30451001

Reviewed September 24, 2017

Reminder of an important era in history

This important historic building was constructed in the fifteenth century and was at the heart of the then Jewish family who occupied this location of the city (familia Ciambra).The architecture is absolutely lovely and is a great tribute to the heritage of the culture of...More

Date of experience: September 2017

1 Thank profjoypc

Henry I

Sharon, Vermont

20578

Reviewed May 17, 2017

Though you cannot go inside, Though difficult to find, an extraordinary testament to a vanished population.

A rare example of architecture of a successful Jewish family. There is almost no identifying signage, so read about the Ciambra family of the 15th century.

Date of experience: May 2017

Thank Henry I

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