Recorrido a pie Palermo No Mafia: descubra la cultura antimafia de Sicilia
Descripción
Experimente el hermoso paisaje italiano en su camino a través de la ciudad de Palermo, viendo lugares históricos a cada paso mientras descubre sobre las organizaciones que se oponen a la mafia. Aprende sobre "Cosa Nostra" y el movimiento civil antimafia mientras caminas por pintorescas calles y plazas. ¡Descubre una ciudad que finalmente se está rebelando contra la raqueta de protección de la mafia!
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El teatro de ópera de Palermo es famoso por ser la ubicación de la escena más dramática de El Padrino III. Este monumento también es un símbolo del renacimiento de la ciudad después de décadas de violencia mafiosa.
La pintura mural más larga de Italia (70 metros de largo) representa a algunas de las víctimas de la mafia más conocidas y forma parte de un proyecto de renovación urbana. ¡Es tanto la oportunidad de familiarizarse con los rostros de las víctimas como la de tomar buenas fotografías!
El colorido antiguo mercado al aire libre es el lugar perfecto para comprender mejor la relación entre la mafia y los comerciantes mientras se camina por una de las zonas más interesantes y ruidosas de la ciudad.
Piazza della Memoria, junta a la Corte de Palermo, es un monumento conmemorativo dedicado a los jueces y fiscales asesinados por la mafia.
Frente a la espectacular catedral árabe-normanda el guía le hablará sobre la relación entre la iglesia católica y la mafia.
A lo largo del Cassaro, te encontrarás con una pegatina naranja en sus ventanas. Sus propietarios -como esta famosa heladería- han dicho NO a pagar la extorsión, o 'pizzo', y se han sumado a la campaña de consumo crítico sin mafia impulsada por el movimiento popular Addiopizzo. ¡Usted también tiene la oportunidad de detenerse y apoyarlos con algunas "buenas" compras!
El Ayuntamiento de Palermo ha sido la sede para políticos corruptos y para aquellos que han estado luchado contra la mafia.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Se sugieren zapatos cómodos
- En caso de tiempo lluvioso, sería necesaria una umberella y una chaqueta seca
- Sin restricciones de salud
Opiniones(1,133)
My son and I enjoyed the tour and learned much about contemporary Sicilian history. Linda, the guide was knowledgeable, passionate and good at keeping us entertained while we learned.
Extremely interesting and informative tour. I thought about what I learnt for the rest of my trip so I would say it is definitely worthwhile, and my guide was very engaging, helpful and enthusiastic! (Unfortunately cannot remember his name 😬)
We decided on a 9am tour which was still very warm in the August heat. Our guide was very knowledgeable and helpful.
A very informative and worthwhile tour lead by a friendly, passionate and knowledgeable guide. Highly recommend!
Great walking tour with a thoroughly knowledgeable and entertaining and engaging guide. Would recommend.
Really bad guide. He had difficulty speaking French and was hard to follow. He had no stories to tell and no enthusiasm.
Thank you for your feedback. We are very sorry that the tour did not meet your expectations. This is not the kind of experience we want our guests to have. Our guides are usually passionate and well prepared, and the storytelling, the historical context and the human stories behind the anti-mafia movement are central to the way we design this tour. We regret that, in your case, this did not come across. We will speak with the guide and use your comments to improve, especially regarding the clarity of the French explanation and the overall energy of the narration. We hope to have the chance to welcome you again in the future on another tour, and to offer you an experience closer to the standard we usually aim for. Thank you again for taking the time to share your impressions.
This is well worth the three hours for anybody visiting Palermo and has an interest in learning about the city. Our guide, Valeria, was warm and accommodating and her passion for the city was inspiring! Highly recommend this trip!
Very interesting tour about the Sicilian mafia. The guide could have just been slightly more engaging.
Palermo is a dump. Lovely architecture but ruined by the national pastime of chucking fags on the floor. Litter everywhere and we think a strike by refuse workers (mafia?) Next on the list was Agrigento-some say another gem and a high point of Sicily. Sorry another dump. Litter strewn along along all the streets and roads and the by now ubiquitous fag ends. The cross country journey was interesting and beautiful in parts but there is still litter. My wife, who studied Development at uni, says it is a developing region. The rubbish and the smoking point to issues evident in a developing country. We won’t be back. Its a discarica
Dear reviewer, We are sorry that litter negatively affected your experience of Palermo and Sicily. This is a serious issue, and Addiopizzo Travel also works alongside local non-profit organisations to promote greater care for our territory. However, your review does not mention or evaluate any tour, guide, booking or service provided by Addiopizzo Travel. It concerns Palermo, Agrigento and Sicily in general, and the one-star rating therefore does not reflect an experience with our company. We would be grateful if you could remove the review from our listing, or contact Tripadvisor to have it moved to a more appropriate section, as its current placement may mislead travellers who are looking for information about our tours. Kind regards, The Addiopizzo Travel Team
We did the Palermo No Mafia – Regeneration Tour in Italian with Attilio, although he also speaks perfect Spanish. It is an experience that is very much worth it to understand how the AddioPizzo association works with other social actors for the benefit of the people of Kalsa. On the tour, they explained the history of the neighborhood to us and how it intertwines with the Mafia and the Anti-Mafia. It also includes visits to artisans who are on the front line against the gentrification of the Palermo neighborhoods. In short, a fantastic way to spend an afternoon in Palermo, ending with a tasting of typical products and a drink in a corner we would not have been able to reach on our own. 100% recommended!
