Step into the real Corleone in Sicily with guest Giuseppe Provenzano, the 27 year old founder of Discover Corleone. After studying and working abroad, Giuseppe returned home with a mission to share the town’s true identity and living culture, far beyond the headlines.

Corleone is a place of nature, tradition, and complex history. Giuseppe explains why the most authentic experience is not about dark stories, but about knowledge, truth, and the people who keep traditions alive. He avoids macabre tourism and invites travelers to meet the community behind the name.

In this episode we follow Giuseppe’s signature route through the historic center, where streets and churches reveal centuries of change. The walk pairs beautifully with a visit to the International Center for Documentation on Mafia and Anti Mafia, a thoughtful museum that helps visitors understand the forces that shaped Sicily and the courageous response of civil society. Many travelers then continue to Corleone’s waterfalls just outside town for a nature break that shows a greener side of the island.

Giuseppe brings everyday Sicily to life through food and landscape. He shares the ritual of making ricotta and pecorino, why sheep’s milk gives that unmistakable flavor, and how a tasting at a family caseificio connects travelers to the people who still work this land. At roughly six hundred meters above sea level, Corleone often feels fresher than coastal Palermo, with pastures and seasonal herding patterns that have shaped local identity for generations.

We also talk sagre and seasons. From tomatoes grown with almost no irrigation to festivals that honor bread and grain, Corleone’s calendar reflects its agricultural soul. For festival focused travelers, these events are a chance to experience music, processions, bonfires, and the energy of a town that proudly celebrates its patron Saint Leoluca and its farming heritage.

What you will learn in this episode:
• How to experience modern Corleone with a local guide who balances history, anti mafia education, community stories, and nature.
• Why the Anti Mafia documentation center belongs on a responsible traveler’s itinerary.
• How to build a perfect Corleone day: guided town walk, museum visit, waterfalls, and an optional warm ricotta tasting at a family dairy.
• Festival ideas to time your trip for authentic traditions and seasonal flavors.

If you are planning a Sicily trip and want to go beyond the usual stops, this conversation is your starting point for Corleone. It offers practical inspiration and insider context that help you travel deeper, meet locals, and support responsible experiences that honor the town’s past and present.

Discover Corleone with Giuseppe Provenzano
https://discovercorleone.com/

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Follow Giuseppe on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discover_corleone/
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