• Savoca - Savoca
  A delightful medieval town situated on Sicily’s northeastern coast. It gained recognition as a filming location for several scenes in “The Godfather Part One.”

• Chiesa di San Nicolo/Santa Lucia - Nestled in the heart of Savoca, this church’s origins trace back to the 13th century. It served as the setting for the wedding scene between Michael and Apollonia Vitelli in “The Godfather Part One.”

• Bar Vitelli - This charming café, located in Savoca’s main square, became renowned as the backdrop for some scenes in “The Godfather Part One.”

• Forza d’Agro - A quaint town on Sicily’s northeastern coast, celebrated for its stunning views, historic churches, and genuine Sicilian ambiance. It gained fame as the sole filming location featured in various scenes across all three parts of “The Godfather saga.”

• Guided visit
• Tour guide
• Taxes
• Pick up at your accommodation in Taormina
• Treat and bottled water
• Entrance tickets to the Church of Saint Lucy

• Gratuities
• Snacks
• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

Explore the breathtaking medieval settings of the Godfather Saga: Savoca and Forza d’Agrò are the ideal Sicilian spots for the ultimate Godfather tour from Taormina. In these locations, every visitor will be captivated by the genuine medieval ambiance, reminiscent of the timeless scenes from the films shot between the 1970s and 1990s. Strolling through the narrow streets like Michael Corleone (Al Pacino), visitors can discover the charming churches and monuments featured in the movies.

Not far from the Mother Church in Forza d’Agrò, a stunning example of baroque architecture, visitors can climb the stairs to reach the house where Don Vito Corleone was born.

Savoca is the site of the most iconic scenes from The Godfather I, just outside Bar Vitelli (which still operates as a café) and the memorable wedding scene of Michael and Apollonia at the Church of Saint Lucy on the hill.

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