PALERMO
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The 6 most popular no mafia & anti-mafia tours in Palermo. Who runs them, what they include, and what they actually cost.
Palermo’s historic center with a No Mafia guide: Cosa Nostra in daily life, anti-mafia resistance, and key landmarks on a 3-hour walk.
“Claudio was excellent - extremely knowledge and funny - the perfect guide”
Palermo No Mafia walking tour links Teatro Massimo, judges’ memorials, anti-pizzo shopkeepers and the Addiopizzo movement in a 3-hour walk.
“It's about the anti- mafia movement, it doesn't focus on what the mafia did but how the city, the government, and the church dismantled the mafia's grip.”
Palermo’s Kalsa neighborhood at night on a 3-hour anti-mafia walk honoring Falcone and Borsellino at real crime sites and landmarks.
“We had a fantastic time with Angela - she‘s extremely knowledgeable about the Kalsa neighborhood, especially when it comes to its ties to the Mafia and the people who bravely fought to dismantle it. Would definitely recommend!”
A private Palermo day trip to Corleone and Monreale. Mafia origins, Godfather House museum, and the Duomo’s golden mosaics.
“Really enjoyed this tour! Our guide Umberto was very pleasant and knowledgeable. It was nice to get away from the big city to the small town of Corleone - very scenic. We had a guided tour the villa of a former mafia boss with history of the mafia which was very interesting. (This visit cost…”
Cycle Palermo’s streets and harbor docks on an anti-mafia bike tour honoring Falcone and Borsellino, plus Addiopizzo stories and a tasting.
“Very informative tour. Beautiful city.staff very friendly”
Walk Palermo’s La Kalsa with an English guide to real anti-mafia sites tied to Falcone and Borsellino, plus stops for food breaks.
“We were a small group. Angela personalised the tour and made it an exceptionally informative and enjoyable experience. She is exceptionally knowledgeable about the personalities in both the Mafia and police as the battle raged in Paloma to break the mafia and bring its people to justice. We visited places of interest at a comfortable…”
