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World War II devastated Palermo, particularly its historic city center, which was heavily damaged by bombing. Even afterward, the city remained marked by violence. In the 1970s and 80s, bloody Mafia power struggles shook Palermo; around 1980, a Mafia murder occurred almost every three days. At the same time, resistance against organized crime grew. Prosecutors Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino became central figures in this struggle and paid for it with their lives in 1992. This park also commemorates this history. Alongside Giuseppe Garibaldi, the symbol of Italian unity, stand statues dedicated to Falcone and Borsellino. The park is thus not only a green oasis but also a place of remembrance for destruction, resistance, and Palermo's arduous journey back to justice and hope.

Open all day from 9am. Entrance fee €8. Nice and cool in summer or lots of mosquitoes. Worth it!

A beautiful place and cool on hot days. Open all day from 9am. Lots of mosquitos!

Yes. There are long-distance and local trains, as well as to Palermo Airport

It's just a train station. Lots of people, lots of hectic activity.

Palermo Central Station. The most important buses into the city also start here. But you can also go on foot!

It welcomes many different species of plants, even inside greenhouses

Porta Felice was the only city gate that was closed late at night; during the eighteenth century, in fact, it was the custom of the aristocracy to spend the summer evenings in the coolness of the marina. Source: turismo.comune.palermo.it