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Old church belfry in Savoca village, Sicily, Italy in the evening
Paved medieval street with church belfry in Savoca village, Sicily, Italy
Medieval church and street lantern in Savoca village in Sicily, Italy, at sunset
Large Mediterranean house in Savoca village, Sicily, Italy
Paved medieval street with ruined house in Savoca village, Sicily, Italy
Paved medieval street in Savoca village, Sicily, Italy
Door of the poor old house in Savoca village, Sicily, Italy
Large Mediterranean house in Savoca village, Sicily, Italy
Medieval village of Savoca in Sicily, Italy, at sunset
Fisheye view of medieval street in village of Savoca in Sicily, Italy, at sunset
Medieval village of Savoca in Sicily, Italy, at sunset
Medieval village of Savoca in Sicily, Italy, at sunset
small houses near trees and road in italy
Aerial view of Savoca village in Sicily, Italy. Sicilian village Savoca (known from the Godfather movies). Houses on a hill in Savoca, small town on Sicily in Italy.
building near road and green trees in italy
Savoca in Sicily used by Frances Ford Coppola for scenes in the film the Godfather This picturesque cafe featured strongly in the story.The site of the old town is about 300 m above the sea, crowned by a Saracen castle.
buildings near road and hills with trees in italy
picture of mountain landscape with Savoca village
green trees in italian mountains against sky with clouds
Savoca village, Sicily
old building near green trees and bushes in italy
Beautiful landscape with cactus plant and Savoca village
old building near road and green trees in italy
Alleys of Savoca, a commune in the Province of Messina, Sicily, Italy
green trees near road in savoca, italy
View of the Church of San Nicolo in Savoca village, the filming location of the wedding scene in "The Godfather" movie, Sicily, Italy
green trees on hills against sky with clouds
View of the Church of San Nicolo in Savoca village, the filming location of the wedding scene in "The Godfather" movie, Sicily, Italy
green trees in tranquil mountains against sky with clouds
landscape near Savoca
selective focus of trees in mountains against sky with clouds
Mother of Savoca Church in Savoca village which was location for scenes set of The Godfather, Sicily Island in Italy
road leading to the Church of St. Nicolo in Savoca
Church of St. Nicolo in Savoca, Sicily
Savoca old town
Savoca, Sicily
street in Savoca in Sicily used by Frances Ford Coppola for scenes in the film the Godfather.The site of the old town is about 300 m above the sea, while a very steep and almost isolated rock, crowned by a Saracen castle, rises about 150 m higher:
Little village Savoca, Sicily
Landscape with Godfather's (Corleone) village and surrounding hills - Savoca in Italy
Paved medieval street with ruined house in Savoca village, Sicily
Medieval village of Savoca in Sicily, Italy, at sunset
the city of Godfather film - Savoca
town Savoca where the Godfather movie was filmed
Medieval village of Savoca in Sicily, Italy, at sunset
Medieval Village of Savoca
Bar Vitelli, Savoca, Italy, one of the most famous movie location would like to visit. Bar Vitelli is still a functioning establishment, a real place where The Godfather motion picture was recorded
Savoca old town
Fisheye view of Savoca village in Sicily at sunset
Medieval village of Savoca in Sicily, Italy, at sunset
Savoca Italy (Sicily), known best for the movie The Godfather
Savoca old town
In the village Savoca
Savoca old town
Church of Savoca
Paved medieval street with belfry in Savoca village, Sicily
Medieval village of Savoca
central square of the Savoca town
Church of St. Nicolo in Savoca
Stone arch gate in the italian city Savoca, Sicily, Italy. The town was the location for the scenes set in Corleone of Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather
Stone arch gate in the italian city Savoca, Sicily, Italy. The town was the location for the scenes set in Corleone of Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather

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