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Cosa vedere a Orvieto: la nostra miniguida<\/strong> ti spiega cosa vedere, cosa fare e cosa mangiare per scoprire Orvieto a 360\u00b0!<\/p>\n

Orvieto<\/strong><\/a>, una delle citt\u00e0 pi\u00f9 antiche di Italia, deve le sue origini alla civilt\u00e0 etrusca<\/strong>: i primi insediamenti risalgono al IX\u00b0 secolo a.C. e si localizzarono all’interno delle grotte tufacee<\/strong> ricavate nel massiccio su cui sorge attualmente la cittadina umbra.<\/p>\n

Sebbene la fama di Orvieto sia profondamente intrecciata con quella del suo magnificente duomo, la citt\u00e0 offre numerosi spunti e itinerari storico-artistici, proprio in virt\u00f9 delle sue antiche origini. Arroccata su di una rupe, inoltre, Orvieto offre scorsi panoramici davvero splendidi.<\/p>\n

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Cosa Vedere a Orvieto: la meraviglia del Duomo<\/span><\/h2>\n

Impossibile non iniziare il nostro tour orvietano dallo splendido Duomo di Orvieto<\/strong><\/a>, un variopinto esempio di architettura romanico-gotica, ricchissimo di opere d’arte, che custodisce al suo interno il Sacro Corporale.<\/p>\n

Iniziato nel 1290, fu poi continuato da Lorenzo Maitani<\/strong>, al quale si deve in particolare la mirabile facciata<\/strong><\/a> con i suoi eccezionali bassorilievi; l’elegante fronte, largo 40 metri ed alto 52 m, \u00e8 impreziosito da mosaici e dal rosone di Andrea Orcagna. L’interno del Duomo \u00e8 ornato di importanti opere, tra le quali i celebri affreschi di Luca Signorelli<\/strong> e il Reliquiario del Corporale<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Gli affreschi della Cappella Nuova<\/strong> (eseguiti dal 1499 al 1504 da Luca Signorelli, che vi raffigur\u00f2 Paradiso e Inferno, eletti e reprobi, scene con profeti, angeli e santi) vi lasceranno sicuramente senza fiato per la loro bellezza e la luminosit\u00e0 dei loro colori.<\/p>\n

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Nella cappella posta sul lato opposto della chiesa, si trova il Reliquiario del Corporale<\/strong>, un celebre capolavoro d’oreficeria eseguito nel 1337-1338 dal senese Ugolino di Vieri, che custodisce il Corporale che nel 1263 si macchi\u00f2 di sangue allorch\u00e9 un prete boemo, celebrando la Messa senza fede, spezz\u00f2 l’ostia consacrata, da cui fuoriusc\u00ec il sangue.<\/p>\n

Nella parte posteriore del Duomo si trovano i Palazzi dei Papi<\/strong>, austeri edifici duecenteschi intitolati a Urbano IV, Martino IV, Bonifacio VIII. In quest’ultimo, detto anche Palazzo Soliano, si trova il Museo dell’Opera del Duomo<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Cosa fare a Orvieto<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

Dopo aver ammirato queste meraviglie, cosa fare a Orvieto<\/strong>?<\/p>\n

Sicuramente immergersi nell’atmosfera senza tempo della Citt\u00e0 Sotterranea<\/strong><\/a> che fu interamente ricavata dalle cavit\u00e0 scavate dagli abitanti nel corso dei secoli, ricca di pozzi e grotte. Il pi\u00f9 famoso \u00e8 probabilmente il Pozzo di San Patrizio<\/strong><\/a>, accanto ai giardini comunali che si trovano all’interno della Fortezza dell’Albornoz<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Il pozzo, straordinaria opera di ingegneria civile del Cinquecento, fu scavato per volere di Clemente VII,<\/strong> rifugiatosi ad Orvieto durante il sacco di Roma nel 1527. La sua realizzazione, voluta per motivi di sopravvivenza in caso di assedio o calamit\u00e0 naturali, fu affidata ad Antonio da Sangallo, coadiuvato da Giovanni Battista da Cortona.<\/p>\n

Le sue dimensioni sono impressionanti: profondo 62 metri, ha un diametro di 13,5 metri<\/strong>. Tutt’attorno si snodano due scale a chiocciola elicoidali che non si incontrano mai; le due scalinate, composte da 248 gradini ognuna, ricevono luce da 72 finestre creando un’atmosfera surreale<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Non tutti sanno che… >><\/strong> <\/span>Il nome Pozzo di San Patrizio si deve all’analogia con la leggendaria caverna che si trovava su un’isola del Lough Derg, in Irlanda, meta di pellegrinaggio in epoca medievale.<\/p>\n

Il sottosuolo della citt\u00e0 riserva per\u00f2 ancora tante sorprese; a pochi passi dal Duomo i cunicoli e le cavit\u00e0 svelano un altro mondo da scoprire: \u00e8 quello di Orvieto Underground<\/strong><\/a>, che consente di effettuare visite guidate in un complesso sotterraneo polivalente scavato a partire dal IX secolo a.C.; anche qui pozzi, cave, laboratori e frantoi per le olive hanno garantito la sopravvivenza degli abitanti in superficie per millenni.<\/p>\n

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Orvieto \u00e8 anche ricca di tradizioni; oltre alle funzioni religiose e all’esposizione della santa reliquia<\/strong>, esiste un corteo storico rievocativo<\/strong> che coinvolge 400 figuranti, e la Festa della Palombella<\/strong>, risalente al Trecento.<\/p>\n

In quest’occasione viene fatta \u00abvolare\u00bb una colomba, legata a una raggiera scoppiettante di mortaretti su un cavo d’acciaio dalla chiesa di San Francesco al Duomo; la colomba viene poi donata alla prima coppia di sposi di quel giorno.<\/p>\n

Cosa mangiare a Orvieto<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n

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Dopo tanto camminare anche lo stomaco vuole la sua parte…per cui non potevamo non concludere la miniguida consigliandovi\u00a0cosa mangiare a Orvieto<\/strong>!<\/p>\n

Una particolarit\u00e0 unica \u00e8 la Pera di Monteleone d’ Orvieto<\/strong>, detta anche \u201cbistecca del villano\u201d per la consistenza e per le sue incredibili propriet\u00e0 nutritive; il piccione<\/strong>, la “palomba alla leccarda”<\/strong> ed il “pollo alla cacciatora”<\/strong> sono tra i piatti pi\u00f9 antichi e tipici della citt\u00e0; come dessert vi consigliamo di provare i ciambelloni con l’anice<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Ma Orvieto \u00e8 conosciuta soprattutto per il vino, il famoso Grechetto<\/strong>, ma anche Trebbiano<\/strong> e Sangiovese<\/strong> che vengono prodotti in enormi quantit\u00e0, ed alcune eccellenze come la Muffa Nobile<\/strong>, prodotto doc.<\/p>\n

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\u00a0The best things to do in Orvieto. Our mini-guide tells you what to see, what to do and what to eat to discover Orvieto!<\/p>\n

Orvieto<\/strong><\/a>, one of the oldest cities of Italy<\/strong>, owes its origins to the Etruscan<\/strong> civilization: the first settlements date back to the ninth century BC and were founded inside the tufaceous caves<\/strong> in the bedrock upon which today rises the Umbrian town.
\nLet’s start our tour from the beautiful Orvieto Cathedral<\/strong><\/a>, a colorful example of Romanesque-Gothic architecture, rich in art, which holds within the Holy Corporal. Started in 1290, it was later continued by Lorenzo Maitani<\/strong>, to whom we owe in particular the wonderful facade<\/strong><\/a> with its extraordinary bas-reliefs, the elegant front, 40 meters wide and 52 m high, is decorated with mosaics and the rose by Andrea Orcagna. The interior of the cathedral is adorned with important works, including the famous frescoes by Luca Signorelli<\/strong> and the Reliquary of the Corporal.<\/p>\n

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The frescoes in Cappella Nuova<\/strong> (performed by Luca Signorelli, who portrayed Heaven and Hell, elect and reprobate scenes with prophets, angels and saints) leave the visitor speechless with their beauty and brightness of their colors.
\nIn the chapel on the opposite side of the church it is possible to find the Reliquary of the Corporal<\/strong>, a famous masterpiece executed by Ugolino di Vieri, who keeps the corporal who in 1263 became stained with blood<\/strong> when a Bohemian priest, celebrating the Mass without faith, broke the consecrated host, from which the blood came out.<\/p>\n

At the rear of the cathedral are the Palaces of the Popes,<\/strong> austere buildings entitled to Urban IV, Martin IV, Boniface VIII. In the last one, also known as Palazzo Soliano, there is the\u00a0Opera del Duomo\u00a0Museum<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Things to do in Orvieto<\/strong><\/h1>\n

After admiring this architectural marvels, <\/span>what are the best things to do in Orvieto<\/strong>? Do not miss the timeless <\/span>Underground City<\/strong><\/a> that was entirely derived from the cavity carved by the inhabitants over the centuries, full of pits and caves. The most famous is probably the <\/span>St. Patrick’s Well<\/strong><\/a>, near the communal gardens and the <\/span>Albornoz Fortress<\/strong>.<\/span><\/p>\n

The well, extraordinary work of civil engineering of the sixteenth century, was excavated by order of Clement VII<\/strong>\u00a0who found his refuge in Orvieto during the sack of Rome in 1527. Its implementation, desired for reasons of survival in case of siege or natural disaster, was entrusted to Antonio da Sangallo, assisted by Giovanni Battista da Cortona. Its dimensions are impressive: 62 meters<\/strong> deep, has a diameter of 13.5 meters.<\/strong> All around ther are two spiral staircases \u00a0that never meet, the two steps, consisting of 248 steps each, are lit by 72 windows creating a surreal atmosphere.<\/strong><\/p>\n

>> Do you want to discover Orvieto’s treasures? Check it out now of the best farmhouse in Orvieto.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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Perhaps you did not know that … >><\/strong>\u00a0<\/span>The name of St. Patrick’s Well comes from the analogy with the legendary cave which was located on an island in Lough Derg, in Ireland, a place of pilgrimage in medieval times.<\/em><\/p>\n

The subsoil of the city but still reserves many surprises, a few steps from the Duomo the tunnels and cavities reveal another world to discover: it is that of Orvieto Underground, which allows you to take guided tours in an underground complex multi dug from the ninth century BC, even here wells, quarries, workshops and olive presses have ensured the survival of the inhabitants in the area for millennia.<\/p>\n

There are offers \u00a0for vacation rentals and hotels in the areas of Orvieto! Click and Consult them immediately.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Orvieto is a place also rich in traditions. In addition to religious services and the exposure of the holy relic, there is a historical reminiscent procession<\/strong> involving 400 participants, and the famous Feast of Palombella<\/strong>, dating from the fourteenth century, which consists of making “fly” a dove, linked to a halo of crackling firecrackers on a steel cable from the church of San Francesco to the Cathedral; \u00a0the dove is then given to the first married couple that day.<\/p>\n

Orvieto’s food, Umbrian cuisine, Italian food<\/h1>\n

After all these walks you deserve to taste some typical food… so we could not finish the mini-guide without counsel you what to eat in Orvieto!<\/span><\/p>\n

See \u00a0the best restaurants in the area of Orvieto! \u00a0>>\u00a0<\/strong>Click here and book.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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The pear Monteleone d”Orvieto<\/strong>, also called “steak of the villain” for its consistency and for its amazing nutritional properties; \u00a0<\/strong>the pigeon<\/strong>, the “palomba alla leccarda”<\/strong> and “cacciatora”\u00a0chicken<\/strong>\u00a0are some of the oldest and most typical dishes of the city. As a dessert we suggest you to try the cakes with anise<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Above all Orvieto is known for its wine<\/strong>, the famous Grechetto<\/strong>, but also Trebbiano<\/strong> and Sangiovese<\/strong>\u00a0that are produced in huge quantities, and some excellences as Muffa<\/strong>, product doc.<\/p>\n

If you’ve decided to visit Orvieto and taste Umbrian cuisine you should contact now farmhouses near Orvieto >> click this link.<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Notre petite guide vous explique quoi voir, quoi faire et quoi manger \u00e0 Orvieto, pour d\u00e9couvrir la ville \u00e0 36<\/span>0\u00b0!<\/span><\/h4>\n

Orvieto, parmi les villes les plus anciennes d’Italie<\/strong>, a des origines \u00e9trusques<\/strong>: les premiers \u00e9tablissements remontent au XIe si\u00e8cle a.C. Ils \u00e9taient localis\u00e9s \u00e0 l’int\u00e9rieur des grottes de tuf taill\u00e9s dans les roches, au-dessus desquelles cette merveilleuse ville de l’Ombrie se trouve aujourd’hui.<\/p>\n

La visite d’Orvieto doit absolument commencer par le fascinant D\u00f4me<\/strong>, an exemple d’architecture romaine-gothique<\/strong> tr\u00e8s riche d’ouvres d’art. Le D\u00f4me garde le Sacro Corporale<\/em>: commenc\u00e9s en 1290, les travaux de la chapelle ont poursuivi avec Lorenzo Maitani<\/strong>, qui a r\u00e9alis\u00e9 aussi l’\u00e9tonnante fa\u00e7ade<\/a> avec ses bas-reliefs exceptionnels. Le fronton, tr\u00e8s \u00e9l\u00e9gant, a une hauteur de 52m et une largeur de 40m et il est enrichi par des mosa\u00efques et par la rosace de Andrea Orcagna.\u00a0L’interieut du D\u00f4me est orn\u00e9 des ouvres d’art importantes, y compris les c\u00e9l\u00e8bres fresques de Luca Signorelli<\/strong> et le Reliquario del Corporale<\/em>.<\/p>\n

>> Voulez-vous visiter Orvieto? D\u00e9couvrez les offres pour les meilleurs h\u00f4tels d’Orvieto<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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Voir les fresques de la Chapelle Nuova<\/em><\/strong> (r\u00e9alis\u00e9s entre le 1499 et le 1504 par Luca Signorelli, qui a peint le paradis et l’enfer, les \u00e9lus et les m\u00e9chants, les sc\u00e8nes avec les proph\u00e8tes, les anges et les saints) consitue une exp\u00e9rience \u00e0 couper le souffle. Les fresques sont d’une beaut\u00e9 et ont une luminosit\u00e9 des couleurs exceptionnelles.<\/p>\n

Dans la chapelle qui se trouve \u00e0 l’autre c\u00f4t\u00e9 de l’\u00e9glise, il y a le Reliquario del Corporale<\/em><\/strong>, le c\u00e9l\u00e8bre chef d’ouvre de l’orf\u00e8vrerie qui a \u00e9t\u00e9 r\u00e9alis\u00e9 en 1337-1338 par le siennois Ugolino di Vieri. Le Reliquario<\/em> garde le Corporario<\/em>, qu’en 1263 fut plein du sang<\/strong>: d\u00e8s l’instant qu’un pr\u00eatre de la Boh\u00eame, en c\u00e9l\u00e9brant la messe sans aucune foi, cassa l’hostie consacr\u00e9e, le sang commen\u00e7a \u00e0 d\u00e9border d’elle.<\/p>\n

Dans la partie posteri\u00e8ure du D\u00f4me, il y a les Palais des Popes<\/strong>: ces batiments tr\u00e8s aust\u00e8re du XIIIe si\u00e8cle sont d\u00e9di\u00e9s aux popes Urbano IV<\/em>, Martino IV<\/em> et Bonifacio VIII<\/em>. Le Mus\u00e9e de l’Opera du D\u00f4me<\/strong> se situe dans ce dernier, connu aussi sous le nom de Palais Soliano<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Quoi faire \u00e0 Orvieto<\/strong><\/span><\/h1>\n

Apr\u00e8s les merveilles du D\u00f4me, quoi faire a Orvieto?<\/em> S\u00fbrement, vous plongez dans la Cit\u00e9 Souterraine<\/a><\/strong> avec son atmosph\u00e8re sans temps<\/strong>. Les souterrains d’Orvieto ont \u00e9t\u00e9 compl\u00e9tement tir\u00e9s des cavit\u00e9s creus\u00e9s par les habitants au fil des si\u00e8cles. Ils sont riches de grottes et puits, parmi lesquels le c\u00e9l\u00e8bre Puits de San Patrizio<\/a> qui se trouve \u00e0 cot\u00e9 des jardins de la Forteresse d’Albornoz<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Ce puits constitue une ouvre extraordinaire d’ing\u00e9nierie civile du XVI<\/strong>, qui a \u00e9t\u00e9 taill\u00e9 selon la volont\u00e9 de Cl\u00e9mente VII<\/em> r\u00e9fugiant \u00e0 Orvieto pendant le Sac de Rome<\/em>\u00a0en 1527. Sa r\u00e9alisation, ordonn\u00e9e pour assurer la survie dans le cas d’un si\u00e8ge ou d’une catastrophe naturelle, fut confi\u00e9 \u00e0 Antonio Sangallo et son assistant Giovanni Battista da Cortona.<\/p>\n

Les dimensions du puits sont impressionnantes: il a une profondeur de 62 m et un diam\u00e8tre de 13.5 m<\/strong>. Tout autour, deux escaliers en colima\u00e7on s’articulent et re\u00e7oivent la lumi\u00e8re par 72 fen\u00eatres qui cr\u00e9ent un’atmosph\u00e8re surr\u00e9elle<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

>> Voulez-vous d\u00e9couvrir la richesse historique et artistique d’Orvieto? Voici les meilleurs gites ruraux<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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Savez-vous que…. >><\/span><\/strong> le nom du Puits de San Patrizio vient par analogie de la l\u00e9gendaire cave de l’\u00cele Logh Derg, en Irlande, qui a \u00e9t\u00e9 lieu de p\u00e8lerinage pendant le Moyen Age.<\/em><\/p>\n

Les souterrains de la ville ont des autres surprises pour vous. \u00c0 peu pr\u00e8s du D\u00f4me, parmi les galeries et les cavit\u00e9s, d\u00e9couvrez le monde d’Orvieto Underground<\/em>, qui organise des visites guid\u00e9es au coeur d’un complexe souterrain polyvalent<\/strong> qui a \u00e9t\u00e9 taill\u00e9 \u00e0 partir du IXe si\u00e8cle a.C. M\u00eame ici, les puits, les caves et les pressoirs des olives ont assur\u00e9 la survie des habitants de la superficie pendant des mill\u00e9naires.<\/p>\n

Orvieto est une ville tr\u00e8s riche de traditions<\/strong>: les c\u00e9l\u00e9brations religieuses, les expositions de la <\/span>Sainte Relique<\/em>, <\/span>le cort\u00e8ge historique<\/strong> impliquant plus de 400 personnes et <\/span>la F\u00eate de la Palombella<\/em><\/strong> qui a eu origine dans le XIIe si\u00e8cle.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

La cuisine de l’Ombrie \u00e0 Orvieto<\/span><\/strong><\/h1>\n

Apr\u00e8s une promenade, l’estomac veut sa partie… donc on termine cette petite guide avec notre conseils pour quoi manger \u00e0 Orvieto!<\/strong><\/p>\n

>> Cliquez ici pour voir les meilleurs restaurants d’Orvieto et ses alentours!<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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La Pera di Monteleone d’Orvieto<\/em><\/strong>, connue aussi comme le beauf du m\u00e9chant<\/em> pour sa consistance et ses incroyables propri\u00e9t\u00e9s nutritionnelles, constitue un plat d’une particularit\u00e9 unique.\u00a0Le pigeon, la palombe \u00e0 la leccarda<\/em> et le poulet \u00e0 la cacciatora<\/em><\/strong> sont trois plats parmi les plus anciens et typiques de la ville.<\/p>\n

Comme dessert, d\u00e9gustez les d\u00e9licieux ciambelloni<\/em> \u00e0 l’anis!<\/strong><\/p>\n

Orvieto est tr\u00e8s connu aussi pour les vins<\/strong>, surtout pour le Grechetto<\/em> et pour le Trebbiano<\/em> et le Sangiovese<\/em>, sans oublier les excellences comme la<\/strong> Muffa Nobile,<\/strong><\/em> produit doc.<\/p>\n

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Bonne journ\u00e9e \u00e0 Orvieto!<\/span><\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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The best things to do in Orvieto. Our mini-guide tells you what to see, what to do and what to eat to discover Orvieto!<\/p>\n

Orvieto<\/strong><\/a>, one of the\u00a0oldest cities of Italy<\/strong>, owes its origins to the\u00a0Etruscan<\/strong>\u00a0civilization: the first settlements date back to the ninth century BC and were founded inside the\u00a0tufaceous caves<\/strong>\u00a0in the bedrock upon which today rises the Umbrian town.\u00a0Let’s start our tour from the beautiful <\/span>Orvieto Cathedral<\/strong><\/a>, a colorful example of Romanesque-Gothic architecture, rich in art, which holds within the Holy Corporal. Started in 1290, it was later continued by <\/span>Lorenzo Maitani<\/strong>, to whom we owe in particular the wonderful <\/span>facade<\/strong><\/a> with its extraordinary bas-reliefs, the elegant front, 40 meters wide and 52 m high, is decorated with mosaics and the rose by Andrea Orcagna. The interior of the cathedral is adorned with important works, including the famous frescoes by <\/span>Luca Signorelli<\/strong> and the Reliquary of the Corporal.<\/span><\/p>\n

>> Do you want to visit Orvieto? Check it out now of the best hotels in Orvieto Italy<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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The frescoes in Cappella Nuova<\/strong> (performed by Luca Signorelli, who portrayed Heaven and Hell, elect and reprobate scenes with prophets, angels and saints) leave the visitor speechless with their beauty and brightness of their colors.
\nIn the chapel on the opposite side of the church it is possible to find the Reliquary of the Corporal<\/strong>, a famous masterpiece executed by Ugolino di Vieri, who keeps the corporal who in 1263 became stained with blood<\/strong> when a Bohemian priest, celebrating the Mass without faith, broke the consecrated host, from which the blood came out.<\/p>\n

At the rear of the cathedral are the Palaces of the Popes,<\/strong> austere buildings entitled to Urban IV, Martin IV, Boniface VIII. In the last one, also known as Palazzo Soliano, there is the\u00a0Opera del Duomo\u00a0Museum<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Things to do in Orvieto<\/strong><\/p>\n

After admiring this architectural marvels,\u00a0what are the best things to do in Orvieto<\/strong>? Do not miss the timeless\u00a0Underground City<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0that was entirely derived from the cavity carved by the inhabitants over the centuries, full of pits and caves. The most famous is probably the\u00a0St. Patrick’s Well<\/strong><\/a>, near the communal gardens and the\u00a0Albornoz Fortress<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The well, extraordinary work of civil engineering of the sixteenth century, was excavated by order of Clement VII<\/strong>\u00a0who found his refuge in Orvieto during the sack of Rome in 1527. Its implementation, desired for reasons of survival in case of siege or natural disaster, was entrusted to Antonio da Sangallo, assisted by Giovanni Battista da Cortona. Its dimensions are impressive: 62 meters<\/strong> deep, has a diameter of 13.5 meters.<\/strong> All around ther are two spiral staircases \u00a0that never meet, the two steps, consisting of 248 steps each, are lit by 72 windows creating a surreal atmosphere.<\/strong><\/p>\n

>> Do you want to discover Orvieto’s treasures? Check it out now of the best farmhouse in Orvieto.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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Perhaps you did not know that … >><\/strong>\u00a0<\/span>The name of St. Patrick’s Well comes from the analogy with the legendary cave which was located on an island in Lough Derg, in Ireland, a place of pilgrimage in medieval times.<\/em><\/p>\n

The subsoil of the city but still reserves many surprises, a few steps from the Duomo the tunnels and cavities reveal another world to discover: it is that of Orvieto Underground, which allows you to take guided tours in an underground complex multi dug from the ninth century BC, even here wells, quarries, workshops and olive presses have ensured the survival of the inhabitants in the area for millennia.<\/p>\n

There are offers \u00a0for vacation rentals and hotels in the areas of Orvieto! Click and Consult them immediately.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Orvieto is a place also rich in traditions. In addition to religious services and the exposure of the holy relic, there is a historical reminiscent procession<\/strong> involving 400 participants, and the famous Feast of Palombella<\/strong>, dating from the fourteenth century, which consists of making “fly” a dove, linked to a halo of crackling firecrackers on a steel cable from the church of San Francesco to the Cathedral; \u00a0the dove is then given to the first married couple that day.<\/p>\n

Orvieto’s food, Umbrian cuisine, Italian food<\/h1>\n

After all these walks you deserve to taste some typical food… so we could not finish the mini-guide without counsel you what to eat in Orvieto!<\/p>\n

See \u00a0the best restaurants in the area of Orvieto! \u00a0>>\u00a0<\/strong>Click here and book.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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The pear Monteleone d”Orvieto<\/strong>, also called “steak of the villain” for its consistency and for its amazing nutritional properties; \u00a0<\/strong>the pigeon<\/strong>, the “palomba alla leccarda”<\/strong> and “cacciatora”\u00a0chicken<\/strong>\u00a0are some of the oldest and most typical dishes of the city. As a dessert we suggest you to try the cakes with anise<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Above all Orvieto is known for its wine<\/strong>, the famous Grechetto<\/strong>, but also Trebbiano<\/strong> and Sangiovese<\/strong>\u00a0that are produced in huge quantities, and some excellences as Muffa<\/strong>, product doc.<\/p>\n

If you’ve decided to visit Orvieto and taste Umbrian cuisine you should contact now farmhouses near Orvieto >> click this link.<\/strong>\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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\u00a0The best things to do in Orvieto. Our mini-guide tells you what to see, what to do and what to eat to discover Orvieto!<\/p>\n

Orvieto<\/strong><\/a>, one of the\u00a0oldest cities of Italy<\/strong>, owes its origins to the\u00a0Etruscan<\/strong>\u00a0civilization: the first settlements date back to the ninth century BC and were founded inside the\u00a0tufaceous caves<\/strong>\u00a0in the bedrock upon which today rises the Umbrian town.\u00a0Let’s start our tour from the beautiful <\/span>Orvieto Cathedral<\/strong><\/a>, a colorful example of Romanesque-Gothic architecture, rich in art, which holds within the Holy Corporal. Started in 1290, it was later continued by <\/span>Lorenzo Maitani<\/strong>, to whom we owe in particular the wonderful <\/span>facade<\/strong><\/a> with its extraordinary bas-reliefs, the elegant front, 40 meters wide and 52 m high, is decorated with mosaics and the rose by Andrea Orcagna. The interior of the cathedral is adorned with important works, including the famous frescoes by <\/span>Luca Signorelli<\/strong> and the Reliquary of the Corporal.<\/span><\/p>\n

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The frescoes in Cappella Nuova<\/strong> (performed by Luca Signorelli, who portrayed Heaven and Hell, elect and reprobate scenes with prophets, angels and saints) leave the visitor speechless with their beauty and brightness of their colors.
\nIn the chapel on the opposite side of the church it is possible to find the Reliquary of the Corporal<\/strong>, a famous masterpiece executed by Ugolino di Vieri, who keeps the corporal who in 1263 became stained with blood<\/strong> when a Bohemian priest, celebrating the Mass without faith, broke the consecrated host, from which the blood came out.<\/p>\n

At the rear of the cathedral are the Palaces of the Popes,<\/strong> austere buildings entitled to Urban IV, Martin IV, Boniface VIII. In the last one, also known as Palazzo Soliano, there is the\u00a0Opera del Duomo\u00a0Museum<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Things to do in Orvieto<\/strong><\/p>\n

After admiring this architectural marvels,\u00a0what are the best things to do in Orvieto<\/strong>? Do not miss the timeless\u00a0Underground City<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0that was entirely derived from the cavity carved by the inhabitants over the centuries, full of pits and caves. The most famous is probably the\u00a0St. Patrick’s Well<\/strong><\/a>, near the communal gardens and the\u00a0Albornoz Fortress<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The well, extraordinary work of civil engineering of the sixteenth century, was excavated by order of Clement VII<\/strong>\u00a0who found his refuge in Orvieto during the sack of Rome in 1527. Its implementation, desired for reasons of survival in case of siege or natural disaster, was entrusted to Antonio da Sangallo, assisted by Giovanni Battista da Cortona. Its dimensions are impressive: 62 meters<\/strong> deep, has a diameter of 13.5 meters.<\/strong> All around ther are two spiral staircases \u00a0that never meet, the two steps, consisting of 248 steps each, are lit by 72 windows creating a surreal atmosphere.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Perhaps you did not know that … >><\/strong>\u00a0<\/span>The name of St. Patrick’s Well comes from the analogy with the legendary cave which was located on an island in Lough Derg, in Ireland, a place of pilgrimage in medieval times.<\/em><\/p>\n

The subsoil of the city but still reserves many surprises, a few steps from the Duomo the tunnels and cavities reveal another world to discover: it is that of Orvieto Underground, which allows you to take guided tours in an underground complex multi dug from the ninth century BC, even here wells, quarries, workshops and olive presses have ensured the survival of the inhabitants in the area for millennia.<\/p>\n

There are offers \u00a0for vacation rentals and hotels in the areas of Orvieto! Click and Consult them immediately.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Orvieto is a place also rich in traditions. In addition to religious services and the exposure of the holy relic, there is a historical reminiscent procession<\/strong> involving 400 participants, and the famous Feast of Palombella<\/strong>, dating from the fourteenth century, which consists of making “fly” a dove, linked to a halo of crackling firecrackers on a steel cable from the church of San Francesco to the Cathedral; \u00a0the dove is then given to the first married couple that day.<\/p>\n

Orvieto’s food, Umbrian cuisine, Italian food<\/h1>\n

After all these walks you deserve to taste some typical food… so we could not finish the mini-guide without counsel you what to eat in Orvieto!<\/p>\n

See \u00a0the best restaurants in the area of Orvieto! \u00a0>>\u00a0<\/strong>Click here and book.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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The pear Monteleone d”Orvieto<\/strong>, also called “steak of the villain” for its consistency and for its amazing nutritional properties; \u00a0<\/strong>the pigeon<\/strong>, the “palomba alla leccarda”<\/strong> and “cacciatora”\u00a0chicken<\/strong>\u00a0are some of the oldest and most typical dishes of the city. As a dessert we suggest you to try the cakes with anise<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Above all Orvieto is known for its wine<\/strong>, the famous Grechetto<\/strong>, but also Trebbiano<\/strong> and Sangiovese<\/strong>\u00a0that are produced in huge quantities, and some excellences as Muffa<\/strong>, product doc.<\/p>\n

If you’ve decided to visit Orvieto and taste Umbrian cuisine you should contact now farmhouses near Orvieto >> click this link.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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