4.8 (1.2 k) · Palermo · By Addiopizzo Travel ▶ Watch the videoFree cancellation Likely to sell out
Experience the gorgeous Italian scenery on your way through Palermo city, seeing historic sights at every turn whilst discovering about the organizations who stand against Mafia.
Learn about "Cosa Nostra" and the civil antimafia movement whilst walking through picturesque streets and squares.
Discover a city that is finally rebelling against the Mafia’s protection racket!
✓ Local guide✓ Solidarity quote: a small contribution to Addiopizzo local NGO✕ Hotel pickup and drop-off✕ Lunch1 Teatro Massimo
The opera theatre of Palermo is famous as the location of the most dramatic scene of The Godfather III.
This monument is also a symbol of the city's rebirth after decades of Mafia violence.
30 min
· 30 min
2 Wall Painting
The longest wall painting in Italy (70 meters long) represents some of the most known mafia victims and is part of an urban renovation project.
It is both the chance to become familiar with the victims' faces and to shoot some good pictures!
10 min
· 10 min
3 Capo Street Market
The colorful old open-air market is the perfect place to understand better the relationship between the Mafia and shopkeepers while walking through one of the most interesting and loud areas of the city.
Passage without stopping
· Non-stop passage
4 Palazzo di Giustizia
Piazza della Memoria, by the Palerm Court House, is a Memorial dedicated to judges and prosecutors killed by the Mafia.
15 min
· 15 min
5 Palermo Cathedral
In front of the spectacular Arab-Norman Cathedral, the guide will talk about the relationship between the Catholic Church and the Mafia.
15 min
· 15 min
6 Cassaro Street
Along the Cassaro, you will come across an orange sticker on shop windows.
Their owners have said NO to paying the extortion racket, or ‘pizzo’, and have joined the mafia-free critical consumption campaign promoted by the grassroots movement Addiopizzo.
You too have the chance to stop and support them with some “good” shopping!
15 min
· 15 min
7 Palazzo Pretorio, Municipio di Palermo
The City Hall of Palermo has been the seat of corrupted politicians, as well as of the ones who have been fighting against the Mafia.
15 min
· 15 min
Mobile or paper ticket accepted. One per booking
We will meet in front of the main entrance of Teatro Massimo.
Our guides wear a blue backpack with the white words 'NO MAFIA'.
The tour ends in the heart of Palermo old town center, where we will give you our tips to continue your visit and to taste the best Sicilian specialties.
Wheelchair accessible Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller Public transportation options are available nearby All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible Suitable for all physical fitness levels Comfortable shoes are suggested In case of rainy weather, an umbrella and a dry jacket would be necessary No health restrictions Tour in ITALIANO ITALIAN language guide tour in ENGLISH ENG language guide Tour en español Palermo no mafia - Español French group French language guide Wear comfortable shoes for walking. Bring an umbrella and a dry jacket in case of rain. Public transportation is available nearby. All areas are wheelchair accessible. Suitable for all fitness levels. Consider making a purchase to support local businesses. For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Product code: 32627P1
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WizardTrip Help Center Travelers interested in social issues History enthusiasts Visitors seeking authentic cultural experiences Discover the anti-mafia culture in Sicily Walk through historic streets and squares of Palermo Learn about "Cosa Nostra" and the civil antimafia movement See the longest wall painting in Italy Understand the relationship between the Mafia and shopkeepers Support local businesses fighting against extortion
Population 630,167 (2023)
Elevation 14 m
Currency euro
Official language Italian
Driving on the right
Power plugs C, F, L · 230 V
Emergency number 112
Capital city Rome Average temperatures 10° Jan 10° Feb 12° Mar 15° Apr 18° May 23° Jun 26° Jul 26° Aug 23° Sept 20° Oct 15° Nov 12° Dec Sources: Wikidata; climate: NASA POWER, 2001-2025 averages.
What is the meeting point for the tour? + We will meet in front of the main entrance of Teatro Massimo. Our guides wear a blue backpack with the white words 'NO MAFIA'.
What is included in the tour? + The tour includes a local guide and a solidarity quote with a small contribution to Addiopizzo local NGO.
What is not included in the tour? + Hotel pickup and drop-off, and lunch are not included.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible? + Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, and all areas and surfaces are accessible.
What happens if it rains? + In case of rainy weather, an umbrella and a dry jacket would be necessary.
How can I get a full refund? + For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
★★★★★ Viator review
No Mafia is well worth it
Vincent_M, October 2026
Very educational and enlightning regarding the influence of the Sicilian mafia both in the past and present.
★★★★★ Viator review
Large group
DIANNE_M, October 2026
The tour could have been good but the group was too big to hear the guide. The use of earbuds would help this problem.
★★★★★ Tripadvisor review
Best walking tour in Palermo
sashak1975, October 2026
What an incredible insightful morning. Our family learnt so much, and both 15y and 12y were very engaged and interested throughout the whole tour, credit to Federico our brilliantly knowledgeable tour guide. This is a must do while in Palermo.
★★★★★ Tripadvisor review
Fabulous!
U6150DUlesleyt, October 2026
The rain did not dampen this fantastic experience! Federico's knowledge and personal insights gave me a much better understanding of the history of the Mafia and it's effect on all parts society to the present day. His passion for the growth of the anti-mafia culture was clear. A hugely educational tour, it has left me wanting to learn more. Thank you!
★★★★★ Viator review
It is very much about the...
Marian_F, October 2026
It is very much about the anti mafia movement. Very interesting. The guide, Hermes was passionate about his subject and kept us all entranced. A fantastic speaker.
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