Casa Museo Giudice Livatino

Family home of judge Rosario Livatino in Canicattì, kept as he left it on the day he was killed.

Opening hoursAdmission €5

About the museum

The Casa Museo Giudice Livatino is the family home of Rosario Angelo Livatino, born in Canicattì in 1952 and killed in 1990. The house is kept almost as he left it on the day of his murder, when he set out for work, and it holds his personal belongings, including toys and books.

His bedroom, which became his study, is one of the most significant rooms. Livatino was beatified on 9 May 2021, and in the same year the Associazione Casa Giudice Livatino was founded to look after the house, which is made available by its owner.

Visits are organised in time slots with a maximum of 20 people, and can be tailored for groups and schools by contacting the secretariat.

Highlights

Family home of Judge Livatino, kept as it was
Bedroom turned into a study
Personal belongings, toys and books
Guided visits in time slots, by reservation

Permanent exhibition

Casa di famiglia del giudice Livatino – The rooms of the home with Livatino’s personal belongings, his bedroom and his study.

Operated by: Associazione Casa Giudice Livatino

Admission & discounts

Adults	€5
Children & teens	freeFree for children accompanied by their parents.
Visitors with disabilities	freecompanion free · Free for the person with a disability and their companion.
Students & apprentices	€3Rate for student groups with a guided tour; free for accompanying adults and for students with disabilities or proven financial hardship.
Groups (20+ people)	€5 per personEntry with guided tour for groups of at least 20 people.
Entry with guided tour	€10

Contribution to the upkeep of the house museum and to initiatives in memory of the magistrate: €5 for entry without a guide, €10 with a guided tour. The Canicattì 1 scout group also enters free of charge.