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Discover the fictional areas of Vigata, Montelusa, and Marinella from the hit detective show “Inspector Montalbano” on this exciting tour in Catania. Alongside a private guide, walk the same streets the inspector does as you explore the Sicilian towns of Ragusa, Scicli, Modica, Punta Secca, and Donnalucata. While you explore, your guide sheds light on the history of each location and its relation to the show.

Discover the iconic locations of The Godfather in Sicily, where the film came to life. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the beautiful villages of Savoca and Forza d'Agrò. Accompanied by an experienced local Guide, you can visit the famous Bar Vitelli, the set of the famous meeting between Michael Corleone and Apollonia's father, and the Church of San Nicolò, where the film's wedding takes place. In addition, stroll through the historic streets of Forza d’Agrò, enjoying breathtaking views of the Ionian coast. Visit the authentic places of The Godfather in Savoca and Forza d’Agrò Discover Sicilian history and culture with an expert Guide Stop at Bar Vitelli and the Church of San Nicolò Enjoy beautiful panoramic views of the Ionian coast

You will start the tour from Syracuse and head towards Ragusa Ibla. Once in the heart of the Ragusan town, you will visit the places that served as the backdrop for the fiction, such as: the Giardino Ibleo, the square of Vigata and the characteristic Cathedral of San Giorgio. Leaving Ragusa Ibla, immersed in a vast expanse full of carob and olive trees, you will see the Castle of Donnafugata: from its terrace you will enjoy a breathtaking view and the different scenes from the fiction can only resurface in your mind. Once in Punta Secca, you will admire Montalbano's house, after a walk along the seafront, you will also have some free time to taste the typical products of this area. Before returning to Syracuse, Scicli will be waiting for you, a real jewel of Sicilian Baroque art. Between the visit to the Palazzo del Municipio (the room of the Quaestor of Montelusa) and the one to Palazzo Iacono (the Police Headquarters of Montelusa) you cannot help but imagine yourself inside the fiction.