Temple of Segesta

The Godfather · Filming location

Temple of Segesta

In the story · The Godfather Part III (the drive to Bagheria)

A Greek temple of the 5th century BC standing alone on a green hill in western Sicily. In Part III the Corleones' cars drive past it on the road to Bagheria. A real filming location, seen in the background.

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From the road below, frame the temple's columns on top of the hill, as seen from the cars.

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Getting there

  • Address: Contrada Barbaro, 91013 Calatafimi-Segesta TP
Transport
By car, about an hour west of Palermo and more than 3h30 from Taormina: a trip from Palermo.
Access
Archaeological park with an entrance fee; little shade, so bring water and a hat. Check before you go.
Public sources (1)

Sources found on October 21, 2026.

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  • The real filming location
  • A place standing in for it
  • Inspired by the story
Every place checked against public sources

Production · film commissions · tourist boards · guides

We always say if it is:

  • The real filming location
  • A place standing in for it
  • Inspired by the story