Falcone e Borsellino
Falcone e Borsellino occupies the bunkerino, a protected area inside Palermo’s Palace of Justice. Three reconstructed rooms show where Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino worked against Cosa Nostra.
Original furniture restores the working environment they shared during dangerous investigations and the Maxi Trial. Their offices also preserve everyday traces of long hours and close cooperation. Falcone’s typewriter, fountain pen, investigation notes, and office bell sit alongside Borsellino’s computer and bulletproof briefcase. Documents from important trials, newspaper pages, diaries, and period microfilming equipment connect the rooms with Palermo’s legal history.
The museum opened in 2016 as a permanent place of memory for the wider community, especially young people. A final box of Falcone’s Toscani cigars adds an unexpectedly personal detail to this serious setting.
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