Located in the westernmost part of Sicily, the Val di Mazara stretches toward the Mediterranean, forming a natural link with North Africa. Known for its fertile plains, this region has long been a crossroads of civilizations, reflected not only in its striking architecture but also in its deep-rooted cultural traditions. Here, centuries of agricultural wisdom continue to shape the land, producing exceptional wines and products with unmistakable character.
Vineyards & Wineries
The Val di Mazara Wine & Flavors Route winds through this enchanting corner of Western Sicily, embracing the towns of Mazara del Vallo, Petrosino, Salemi and Campobello di Mazara. Along the way, visitors encounter a mosaic of vineyards, wineries and picturesque natural landscapes, alongside cultural and historical treasures that tell the story of a land shaped by many influences.
An Essential Part of Sicilian Identity
The cultivation of vines and winemaking were introduced in Sicily by the Phoenicians between the 8th and 7th centuries BC, and this area has been producing wine ever since. Exploring this route, from the hills to the sea, means immersing yourself in authentic flavors and timeless traditions, shaped by both nature and history.
CONTACTS
Strada del Vino e dei Sapori di Mazara
Piazza della Repubblica 7/B
91026 Mazara del Vallo (TP)
tel. 0039 0923 940 607
info@stradadelvinovaldimazara.it
www.stradadelvinovaldimazara.it
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