
Agostino Pepoli Regional Museum
Agostino Pepoli Regional Museum
Trapani, Italy
Paintings, sculptures, crafts & exhibits on local history in a 14th-century Carmelite convent.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Paintings, sculptures, crafts & exhibits on local history in a 14th-century Carmelite convent.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Mary Seppi — 7 months ago
The jewelry collection and the stone staircase were pretty impressive! The museum is enormous, historical art collection, ceramic, costumes, not to mention the guillotine with a basket to catch the head! All very impressive and the temperature was cooler.
**★★★★★ William Leung — a year ago
Though not too popular among guide books, highly recommend this museum. It houses a lot of fine arts and historical items.
**★★★★★ Scott Campbell — 2 years ago
Great regional museum. Worth a look for the coral works and nativity cribs. Very good painting collection. €6 entry (2023).
**★★★★★ Dulcinea Del Toboso — 7 years ago
A stunning museum in such a beautiful environment, the ex-convent of the Carmelites, placed side by side to the Santuario dell'Annunziata (Sanctuary of our Lady of Annunciation) known also as Madonna di Trapani. The rich patrimonium of the museum is originated from 3 private collections (Fardella, Pepoli and Hernandez') . There are very important manufactures of the Malophoros shrine in Selinunte and other referring to the Phoenician culture coming from the escavation of Mothya, Birgi and Lilibe
**★★★☆☆ Richard Palmer — 3 months ago
The Pepoli Museum is exactly what you hope a good regional museum will be: a mix of local history, religious art, oddities, and a few delightful surprises, all housed in a former Carmelite monastery with a beautiful cloister and grand staircases that are nearly as interesting as the exhibits.
The collection is eclectic but engaging. You get everything from medieval and Renaissance Madonna-and-Child paintings (including a couple that lean surprisingly racy for their era) to extravagant coral car
















