The name "Corleone" is not simply that of a godfather. Discover this picturesque village in the middle of the Sicilian countryside, enjoy the warm hospitality of the people and learn more about their effort to struggle against the Mafia.

Retrace the history of Corleone from the late nineteenth century thanks to this walking tour around its city center. With the assistance of your local guide, you will discover the city's main sites and visit the “Laboratory of Legality”; here you will admire the works of Gaetano Porcasi, a Sicilian painter who devoted his art to the Anti-mafia movement.

Walk through the town's alleys and reach the top of Rocca Soprana to get the best view over Corleone!

Discover Corleone, a picturesque village in the middle of the Sicilian countryside
Walk through the town's alleys and retrace Corleone's history with the help of your guide
Enjoy the locals' warm hospitality and learn more about their effort to struggle against the Mafia

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.

Guided tour in Corleone
Entrance fee to Laboratorio della Legalità
Contribution to the Addiopizzo charitable organization

Bus tickets Palermo - Corleone

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Location

Corleone Piazza Falcone e Borsellino, Corleone, PA, Italy

Meeting point:

In front of the main entrance of the Public Garden. Here you will meet the local guide. If you go by car, just google the meeting point and follow the directions. By car from Palermo, it takes about one hour. If you use public transport, take the AST bus from Palermo to Corleone. The bus leaves at 8:15 am from the AST Bus Stop [MAP], in Piazza Giulio Cesare, facing the Central Train Station of Palermo. A roundtrip ticket costs € 8.50 and can be purchased on board. You will arrive in Corleone around 9.45 am, very close to the meeting point. Return options from Corleone to Palermo are available at 2:40 pm or 4:50 pm (confirm it with the bus driver on the way to Corleone).