The Godfather Movie Tour from Taormina
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Experience Highlights
Get to know real scenes from the film The Godfather with a bus tour of the filming locations from Taormina, a journey of about 4 hours. The film refers to the Sicilian town of Corleone, but scenes were shot in the villages of Savoca and Forzà d'Agrò. A local guide will tell you stories and anecdotes while you visit filming locations such as the famous Bar Vitelli.
- Visit the villages of Savoca and Forzà d'Agrò by air-conditioned bus.
- Discover the locations where scenes from The Godfather trilogy were filmed.
- Listen to the stories about the characters and the different filming locations told by your local guide.
- The activity includes transfers to and from selected hotels.
What’s included
- The Godfather Scene Tour from Taormina
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off (selected hotels only)
- Professional guide
- Air-conditioned bus
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Step by Step
Enjoy a tour of the sets of The Godfather trilogy from Taormina, on a tour of about 4 hours through the villages of Savoca and Forzà d'Agrò.
An air-conditioned bus will transfer you there and back and take you to the filming locations of the famous movie.
A local guide will tell you the stories behind each of the locations you visit and the anecdotes of the characters during the filming. Some of the places you will discover are:
- San Nicolò or Santa Lucia Church: temple where Michael Corleone and Apollonia got married in the film The Godfather I.
- Bar Vitelli: where scenes from The Godfather I were filmed. Here Michael Corleone told Apollonia's father that he wanted to marry his daughter.
- Santissima Trinità Church: Michael and Kay are walking and meet a dance in the square of this church.
You will also visit the streets where many scenes were filmed and you can enjoy some free time to visit Savoca and Forzà d'Agrò, buy a souvenir in one of the shops or have a drink or snack, at your own expense.
Although the trilogy refers to the town of Corleone, the filming did not take place there because it was too modern for the time, instead they chose to shoot in Savoca and Forzà d'Agrò.
