• Duomo di Monreale - The Monreale Cathedral stands as a remarkable example of Norman architecture, featuring detailed carvings, magnificent mosaics, and a serene cloister. Constructed in the 12th century by William II, the Norman king of Sicily, it is a significant representation of Norman architecture in Italy. The cathedral’s interior is awe-inspiring, adorned with intricate golden mosaics that cover the walls, ceilings, and floors. These mosaics illustrate biblical scenes, along with the lives of saints and martyrs. The apse is particularly noteworthy, showcasing a grand mosaic of Christ Pantocrator, encircled by angels and saints.

Beyond the cathedral, Monreale also boasts a lovely cloister, situated adjacent to the cathedral. This cloister offers a tranquil retreat, featuring a central fountain surrounded by a lush garden. Overall, visiting Monreale and its cathedral is essential for anyone traveling to Sicily, given the cathedral’s stunning beauty and historical importance.

• Corleone - Corleone is a quaint town nestled in the heart of Sicily, Italy, historically linked to the Mafia. Today, it is a peaceful and charming place, rich in history and culture. A key attraction in Corleone is “The Godfather’s House” museum, dedicated to the iconic film and its ties to the town. Located in the town center, the museum is housed in a historic building that was once the residence of the Corleone family.

The museum offers visitors an insightful journey into the making of the film and the history of the Mafia in Sicily. Guests can view original props, costumes, and memorabilia from the movie, while also learning about the real-life history of the Mafia in Sicily.

Besides the museum, visitors can explore the town of Corleone itself, which is rich with historic buildings, churches, and narrow streets. The town boasts a vibrant cultural heritage, with strong traditions in music, art, and cuisine.

• Private transportation with hotel/port pickup and drop-off
• All landing and/or facility fees included
• Climate-controlled comfort with in-vehicle air conditioning
• Fuel surcharges included

• Tour Guide
• Lunch
• Admission ticket of the God Father House Museum is € 10 per adult, € 5 per infant
• Infant seat are available for € 10 of supplement to pay directly to the driver

The Montreale Duomo and the Godfather Museum in Corleone are two must-see cultural landmarks on this tour. The Montreale Duomo is a breathtaking example of Sicilian-Norman architecture and is regarded as one of Italy’s most exquisite churches. Its detailed mosaics and frescoes, dating back to the 12th century, offer visitors a chance to learn about the history and cultural importance of this magnificent structure. The cathedral also contains a treasury with a collection of religious artifacts, such as jewelry, chalices, and vestments. The Godfather Museum in Corleone is a distinctive attraction dedicated to the iconic films of the same name.

Visitors can explore the museum’s collection of props, costumes, and memorabilia from the Godfather movies. The museum also includes exhibits on the history and culture of the Sicilian Mafia, offering visitors a captivating insight into this controversial and often misunderstood organization.

• Infant seat are available for € 10 of supplement to pay directly to the driver

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.