WINRENT Car Rental at Palermo Airport

Customers can contact the WinRent car rental office for Palermo Airport vehicles on tel +39 091 651 1393. Reservations can be made online using the form above. The WinRent car rental station is inside Palermo Airport's terminal and the pick-up area is within a short walk of the arrivals area. The WinRent car rental desk is open from 8.00 am to 10.00 pm every day.

WinRent offers customers a choice of affordable small vehicles like the Smart Fortwo, Fiat 500 and Lancia Ypsilon, ideal for leisure travel. But there are also vehicles like the Nissan Qashqai and Alfa Romeo Giulia that are suitable for business travel. All deals include unlimited kilometers.

Winrent is just one of a wide choice of car rental companies at Palermo Airport.

Trapani is about one hour and 44 minutes away from Palermo, ca. 102 kilometers via the scenic E90 and SS187 routes. There is also a train connection to Trapani, from central Palermo Train Station. Set on an impressive promontory overlooked by Mount Erice, Trapani is located in northwest Sicily. The historic port town was already an important strategic point during the 3rd century BC, when the Carthaginians ruled the seas. Later the ancient Romans arrived, and this constant change in fortunes has left many traces behind, most notably in the fortifications, among them the 17th century Torre di Ligny watchtower. The Museo di Preistoria e del Mare, the Museum of Prehistory and the Sea, is housed in the tower, displaying many artifacts found in archaeological digs in and around Trapani.

Head to the Old Town for lively restaurants and bars, cafes and shops, and a great atmosphere created by narrow lanes that seem to take you round in circles. There are several churches of note, including Chiesa del Purgatorio, and former mansions of nobles, such as 16th century Palazzo della Giudecca in Via Giudecca, near the Court House, which was once home to the Ciambra family. Their coat of arms can still be seen on the facade above the entrance today. Called "of the Giudecca" because it was built in what used to be the old Jewish quarter of Trapani, the palazzo is still awaiting restoration, but is typical of the type of buildings that once dominated the town.

Trapani's contemporary art museum is in Via S. Francesco D'Assisi. The brainchild of poet Giacomo Tranchida, the museum showcases mainly local artists in the Palazzo della Vicaria, showing paintings and other artworks from the 1950s to present day.

Just outside Trapani lies the wonderful Bosco D'Alcamo adventure park for children and adults. The trails are actually suspended high above ground, between the canopy of trees. Climbers can move freely between the various climbing frames, being securely fastened to harnesses so they won't fall. The harnesses are similar to those used by climbers in the mountains. For more information, please visit http://www.boscoalcamo.it/parco-avventura/. The adventure park lies along the road to Monte Bonifato Alcamo. It is part of the Bosco D'Alcamo nature reserve, which stretches across the top of Mount Bonifato, a large limestone and forested area with wonderful views and hiking trails.