Mafia: The Old Country Guide: Chapter 7 Collectibles and Locations
Master every hidden collectible location in Chapter 7 with detailed maps and step-by-step directions for 100% completion.
Chapter 7 in Mafia: The Old Country presents one of the most rewarding collectible hunts in the entire game. You'll discover 13 unique items scattered across multiple locations, from intimate indoor scenes to sprawling outdoor areas. This chapter requires careful exploration and timing, as some collectibles are only accessible during specific story moments.
What Collectibles Can You Find in Chapter 7?
Chapter 7 offers the most diverse collection of items in the game. Here's your complete hunting checklist:
| Collectible Type | Total Count |
|---|---|
| Charms | 2 |
| Notes | 4 |
| Mystery Fox Statues | 3 |
| Newspapers | 2 |
| Photographs | 1 |
| Trinacria | 1 |
tip
Unlike previous chapters, Chapter 7 spreads collectibles across three distinct areas. Plan your route carefully to avoid backtracking!
Charm #1 & Note #1
Right at the chapter's opening, you'll spot your first opportunities. Charm #1 sits prominently on the left-side table as you enter the initial room. Don't rush past it! Note #1 waits on the opposite side, creating a perfect introduction to the chapter's exploration rhythm.
These opening collectibles teach you the chapter's visual language - look for items placed deliberately on furniture and surfaces rather than hidden in shadows.
Mafia: The Old Country Charm
Newspaper #1 and Note #2
After your drive to Pasquale's, exit your vehicle and immediately scan left. The first newspaper rests on a table, while Note #2 hides beside the distinctive blue vehicle. This area rewards methodical searching rather than rushing toward story objectives.
Mafia: The Old Country Newspaper
important
The blue vehicle serves as your landmark here. If you can't spot it immediately, you're looking in the wrong direction from your parking spot.
Mystery Fox #1
During your "Sneak past the Marquis' guard" objective, you'll encounter the chapter's trickiest collectible sequence. After climbing the stairs and turning left past the prostitute, examine the bushes carefully. Mystery Fox #1 conceals itself, requiring you to look beyond obvious hiding spots.
Mafia: The Old Country Mystery Fox
Note #3
Meeting Concetta again triggers a nostalgic moment, but don't let emotion distract you from Note #3 positioned right beside her chair. This note provides crucial story context while advancing your completion percentage.
Charm #2 & Trinacria
The balcony exit leads to Chapter 7's most athletic collectible hunt. Jump onto the lower roof section and navigate left to discover the hidden room containing both Charm #2 and the rare Trinacria. This sequence tests your platforming skills while rewarding thorough exploration.
warning
The rooftop jump requires precise timing. If you fall, you'll need to restart the entire stealth sequence.
Mafia: The Old Country Trinacria
Photograph
Photograph #1 integrates seamlessly into the main storyline, requiring no additional exploration. Focus on enjoying the narrative moment while the game automatically adds this item to your collection.
Mafia: The Old Country Photograph
Mystery Fox #2
After your intense train racing sequence, the railway crossing area opens up for exploration. Mystery Fox #2 waits beside the building across from the crossing - cross the tracks and check the building's perimeter thoroughly.
Mafia: The Old Country Mystery Fox
Newspaper #2
The second newspaper sits on a bench southwest of the crossing, positioned in front of a prominent building. This location rewards players who explore beyond immediate story paths.
Mystery Fox #3
Your final Mystery Fox statue presents Chapter 7's biggest challenge. Located on Pasquale's Gas Station roof, this collectible requires creative thinking about building access. Study the building's architecture and look for climbing opportunities.
Mafia: The Old Country Mystery Fox
tip
Use the surrounding environment as visual reference points. The gas station's unique roof design makes it identifiable from multiple angles.
Updated:
August 12th 2025
Posted:
August 12th 2025