No Mafia Memorial — Attraction in Palermo

I was in the Memorial in April this year and it exceeded my expectations. I also bought a t-shirt to support the organization.

As to me -- the name -- No Mafia Memorial -- mostly refers to death, grief and tragic endings, and doesn't fully reflect what is inside.

Even though the exhibition is largely about death, grief and tragic endings, it's unquestionably much more about the bravery of those who fought the Mafia, believed in this fight, suffered for it and, in most cases, paid with their lives for it.

No Mafia -- Heroes' Memorial -- would work better ;)

Also, as to the design for the t-shirt -- you could add -- We say No to the Mafia, for example, along with other messages in the same spirit, which might even help sell them better. No need to thank me =)) and if you ever need more ideas -- feel free to...

I learned so much about the history of the mafia in Palermo at the No Mafia Memorial. Though only pictures were displayed, the museum was very informative and engaging. It’s amazing what unbelievable savagery occurred by the mafia against their enemies. The mafia was most active and powerful in Palermo from the 1980s into the early 1990s, but their roots trace back to drug trafficking in the 1950s. Politicians, police officers, and anyone else in their way were killed. Nothing was off the table with them. The museum also gave history about bandits that existed before the formal mafia. I didn’t expect to spend so much time at this exhibit, but there was just so much to learn. Everything is also free of charge. I highly recommend visiting the No...

MUST SEE IN PALERMO. First of all, it's free and bases on donations.

This museum if focusing on the history of the mafia in Sicili from it's beginning to it's rising point in the 80's.

The memorial is facsinating, showing how deep the mafia rotted the judiciary system, how violent were the fights between the law enforcement and the mafiosi.

Visiting there also support the struggle against the mafia, the memorial existence itself being an illustration of how the people wants to put this to an end. Plus, you can have a thought for all victims, especially those who actively fought against mafiosi that cost them their life.

Go visit the memorial, understand better about Sicili's struggles and most importantly, say...