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Experience the vibrant city of Palermo like never before on the Palermo No Mafia walking tour. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Sicily as you visit iconic landmarks and learn about the organizations standing against the Mafia. Marvel at the Teatro Massimo, famous for its appearance in The Godfather III, and discover how it symbolizes the city's rebirth. Admire the longest wall painting in Italy, a powerful tribute to Mafia victims, and capture memorable photos. Explore the colorful Capo Street Market and gain insights into the complex relationship between the Mafia and shopkeepers. Pay tribute to the judges and prosecutors at the Piazza della Memoria and learn about the link between the Catholic Church and the Mafia at the Cattedrale di Palermo. Support the mafia-free critical consumption campaign as you shop along the Cassaro. End your tour in the heart of Palermo's old town center, armed with insider tips and a delicious taste of Sicilian specialties. Don't miss this unique opportunity to discover the Anti-mafia culture in Sicily.
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Introduction
Experience the vibrant city of Palermo like never before with the Palermo No Mafia walking tour. This unique tour takes you on a journey through the historic streets and squares of Palermo, while showcasing the city's rich history and its struggle against the Mafia. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Cosa Nostra and the civil antimafia movement as you explore the picturesque scenery and iconic landmarks of Palermo.
What to expect?
During this 180-minute tour, you can expect to discover the hidden gems of Palermo while learning about the organizations that have boldly stood up against the Mafia. From the moment you meet the knowledgeable guides wearing blue backpacks with the words 'NO MAFIA,' you'll feel a sense of empowerment and excitement for the adventure that lies ahead. Prepare to embark on a journey that delves into the fascinating history and culture of Palermo, while unraveling the stories of those who fought against the tyranny of the Mafia.
Who is this for?
The Palermo No Mafia walking tour is designed for anyone seeking an immersive and eye-opening experience in Palermo. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a cultural explorer, or simply curious about the city's past, this tour offers something for everyone. By being inclusive and engaging, the tour welcomes locals and tourists alike to gain a deeper understanding of Palermo's past and its ongoing fight for freedom.
Why book this?
This tour stands out from the rest, as it not only showcases the beautiful sights of Palermo but also sheds light on the significant anti-Mafia movement. By participating in this tour, you'll not only support the efforts of local businesses that have refused to pay the infamous pizzo (extortion racket), but also contribute to the grassroots movement promoting mafia-free critical consumption. It's a chance to make a positive impact and be part of a larger movement against organized crime.
Good to know
As you explore Palermo, keep in mind that this tour is not just an educational experience, but also an opportunity to support local businesses and experience the best of Sicilian specialties. The tour concludes in the heart of Palermo's old town center, where the guides will provide you with tips and recommendations to continue your visit and indulge in the delicious Sicilian cuisine. Be sure to make the most of your time in Palermo and savor the rich flavors of this remarkable city.
Reviews
Previous participants have hailed the Palermo No Mafia walking tour as a thought-provoking and eye-opening experience. They appreciate the knowledgeable guides who bring the history to life, providing insights and anecdotes that enhance the understanding of Palermo's struggle against the Mafia. Many commend the tour for its engaging nature and emphasis on supporting local businesses that have taken a stand against organized crime. Overall, participants feel inspired and empowered by the tour, leaving with a deeper appreciation for the city and its ongoing fight for freedom.