St. Patrick Well

- historical and artistic information about the Orvieto monument

St. Patrick Well

Orvieto

St. Patrick Well

In 1527, in the day following the sacking of Rome, Pope Clement VII took refuge in Orvieto.

To provision with water the Albornoz fortress in case of siege or conflict, this well was built, based on a plan of Antonio da Sangallo il Giovane. The St. Patrick well, completed in 1537, is 62 metres deep and, at the inside, two double-spiralled stairwells were made, planned for easier transportation of water.










Visiting hours:
GENNAIO – FEBBRAIO - NOVEMBRE – DICEMBRE
10.00/17.00
MARZO – APRILE – SETTEMBRE – OTTOBRE
9.00/19.00
MAGGIO – GIUGNO – LUGLIO –AGOSTO
9.00/20.00

  • Full rate € 4.50
  • Reduced-rate € 3.50 (groups, students, elderly people, children, handicapped)
  • Cumulative full ticket St. Patrick Well and Greco Museum € 5.50
  • Cumulative reduced ticket St. Patrick Well and Greco Museum € 4.00 (groups, students, elderly people, children, handicapped)



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