Vito Corleone’s story comes alive on 328 E 6th Street, New York, where The Godfather Part II filmed its iconic Lower East Side street scenes. This vibrant Bowery location still captures the energy of early 20th-century New York. Experience the bustling streets where the young Don Corleone’s journey unfolds.

Step back in time at Ellis Island, where Vito Corleone’s journey begins in The Godfather Part II. This historic site, now a museum, welcomes visitors to explore the halls where millions entered America. Accessible by ferry from New York or New Jersey, it reveals the immigrant experience and destiny.

In The Godfather Part II, young Vito and his mother make a fateful visit to Don Ciccio’s villa nestled in the hills of Acireale, Sicily. This grand countryside estate, still standing at 95024 Acireale, evokes the haunting silence before tragedy strikes. A timeless backdrop of revenge, legacy, and Sicilian honor.

A cinematic confrontation took place between Corleone and his brother Fredo about Fredo’s betrayal at Batista’s New Year’s Eve party. Corleone, in his devastated voice and raw emotions, tells his brother that he broke his heart in México, Santo Domingo, at the beautiful National Palace of the Dominican Republic.