Orvieto - Orvieto’s history begins nearly three millennia ago with the Etruscan civilization in Italy’s Umbria region.
Now, it stands as a town of ancient allure, perched atop a volcanic plateau at an elevation of 1066 feet.
Take the opportunity to explore this town by meandering through its quintessentially Italian streets, marveling at its renowned cathedral (Duomo), and delving into its archaeological subterranean site.

Duomo di Orvieto - Behold one of the world’s most magnificent cathedrals, located in the town’s central piazza. The construction of the Duomo di Orvieto spanned from 1290 to 1591 A.D., the year it was finally completed. Its blend of Gothic and Romanesque architecture, along with its sheer size, will instantly draw your gaze. Should time allow, you’ll have the chance to step inside and appreciate its interior.

Orvieto Underground - Following your stroll through the city, embark on a unique journey to Orvieto Underground.
Engage in a 60-minute guided exploration through a network of passageways carved out by the early residents of Orvieto over two and a half millennia ago.

Orvieto - After your tour of Orvieto and its sites, take a moment to unwind with a lunch, included, at a traditional Italian eatery. We’ll escort you to a venue where you can savor authentic rustic Italian fare.

Civita di Bagnoregio - Dubbed “The dying city,” this settlement emerged atop a volcanic tuff hill as an Etruscan village some two thousand years prior.
As you approach the town’s entry point, you’ll encounter a slender, elongated bridge that can only be traversed on foot to reach Civita. Once inside, you’ll find yourself in the central square, known as “la Piazzetta” or “the little square,” where you can admire the San Donato cathedral and enjoy a leisurely walk through a town devoid of residents.