{"id":193951,"date":"2022-08-12T17:50:05","date_gmt":"2022-08-12T15:50:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.bellaumbria.net\/narni-underground\/"},"modified":"2026-03-02T18:31:33","modified_gmt":"2026-03-02T17:31:33","slug":"narni-underground","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bellaumbria.net\/en\/narni-underground\/","title":{"rendered":"Narni Underground"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Per gli amanti dell’arte e della storia, Narni offre l’interessante possibilit\u00e0 di visitare un gran numero di ambienti sotterranei<\/em> nell’ambito di una visita guidata molto ben strutturata alla Narni Sotterranea<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

La visita si articola nei locali sotterranei dell’antico complesso del Convento di San Domenico<\/strong>, a partire dall’antica chiesa protoromanica affrescata nel XIII e nel XV secolo, che fu scoperta solo nel 1979 da un gruppo di giovani speleologi grazie ai quali fu possibile riportare alla luce tutto il complesso di Narni Sotterranea.<\/p>\n

Tra gli altri locali, \u00e8 possibile ammirare i resti di un impianto romano con cisterna, l’acquedotto romano con annesso\u00a0Lacus,\u00a0<\/em>una cella ricca di graffiti fatti dai reclusi dal Tribunale dell’Inquisizione.<\/p>\n

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Cosa Vedere a Narni Sotterranea: arte e idraulica<\/h2>\n

La visita guidata<\/strong> ha inizia dal Convento di San Domenico, entrando nell’annessa chiesa<\/strong> che conserva alcuni tra gli affreschi pi\u00f9 antichi della citt\u00e0. Gli scavi avvenuti in questo ambiente hanno scoperto degli importanti ritrovamenti archeologici<\/strong>, che sono stati valorizzati dai successivi lavori di recupero e dall’istallazione di un pavimento vetrato che permette di ammirarli al meglio. Una ricostruzione virtuale accompagna il visitatore raccontando le varie fasi storiche che hanno caratterizzato l’antica chiesa, costruita sui resti di un tempio romano.<\/p>\n

Passando poi per un varco della muratura, si prosegue la visita in un locale che ospit\u00f2 probabilmente una domus romana<\/strong> di cui oggi rimane l’antica cisterna. Seguono allora i sotterranei dell’acquedotto romano della “Formina”<\/strong>: grazie a una particolare istallazione, il visitatore potr\u00e0 entrare virtualmente nei cunicoli dell’acquedotto romano. Il percorso attraversa i Trafori di San Biagio, San Silvestro e del Monte Ippolito.<\/p>\n

La visita completa al percorso sotterraneo dell’acquedotto<\/strong> si effettua a parte grazie all\u2019associazione Subterranea<\/em>. Il percorso si snoda per 700 metri attraverso l’unico acquedotto romano aperto al pubblico in Italia, terminando con una ripida scala a chiocciola scavata nella roccia che permette di uscire da un pozzo profondo circa 18 metri. La visita ha una durata totale di circa 2 ore e mezza – 3 ore e si effettua unicamente da maggio a ottobre nei giorni festivi e prefestivi su prenotazione, con gruppi di minimo 4-5 persone e massimo 6-8 persone.<\/p>\n

Inoltre, sotto Piazza Garibaldi, \u00e8 situata infine una grande cisterna altomedievale detta Lacus<\/em>,<\/strong> con volte in pietra concia e resti del pavimento in opus spicatum.\u00a0Al suo interno \u00e8 attualmente in fase di allestimento un percorso didattico sull\u2019importanza dell\u2019acqua per la vita sulla Terra.<\/p>\n

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Cosa Vedere a Narni Sotterranea: storia e misteri<\/h2>\n

La visita prosegue percorrendo un lungo corridoio che si apre in una\u00a0grande sala, sede degli interrogatori del Tribunale<\/strong>\u00a0ecclesiastico durante l’Inquisizione<\/strong>. Gli studiosi hanno collegato questo luogo con la cosiddetta\u00a0“stanza dei tormenti”<\/em>, di cui si fa menzione in importanti documenti conservati negli Archivi Vaticani e nel Trinity College di Dublino. Grazie a queste carte, si \u00e8 potuta ricostruire la storia dell’Inquisizione a Narni, la cui sede fu attiva a met\u00e0 del XIX secolo.<\/p>\n

Di questo ambiente fa parte anche una piccola\u00a0cella assolutamente unica<\/strong>, sulle cui pareti \u00e8 possibile ammirare segni e graffiti lasciati dai prigionieri del Tribunale,<\/strong> toccante testimonianza delle sofferenze vissute dagli inquisiti. Non avendo nient’altro a disposizione, infatti, i prigionieri utilizzarono dei cocci appuntiti per lasciare segni, nomi, date e simboli graffiando l’intonaco bianco.<\/p>\n

Di particolare rilevanza sono i messaggi lasciati da Giuseppe Andrea Lombardini, prigioniero che trascorse nella cella circa\u00a090 giorni tra il 1759 e il 1760. Egli incise parole e simboli in un linguaggio fatto di segni massonici e alchemici,<\/strong> secondo un suo preciso disegno mentale, allo scopo di evitare che il messaggio fosse compreso e cancellato dagli inquisitori.\u00a0Leggenda vuole che il suo fantasma<\/strong> aleggi ancora nella cella e nei sotterranei.<\/p>\n

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Visitare Narni Sotterranea<\/h2>\n

La visita a Narni Sotterranea \u00e8 guidata<\/strong> e ha una durata di circa 1 ora – 1 ora e mezza, a seconda anche del numero dei partecipanti. Le visite guidate si effettuano in italiano ma sono a disposizione delle audioguide in inglese, francese e tedesco comprese nel prezzo del biglietto. Le visite seguono il seguente calendario di orari:<\/p>\n

01 NOVEMBRE – 31 MARZO
\nSabato: una visita alle ore 15.00
\nDomenica e festivi: visite alle ore 11.00, 12.15, 15.00 e 16.15 (escluso il giorno di Natale)<\/p>\n

01 APRILE – 14 GIUGNO
\nSabato: visite alle ore 12.00, 15.00, 16.15 e 17.30
\nDomenica e festivi: visite alle ore 10.00, 11.15, 12.30, 15.00, 16.15 e 17.30<\/p>\n

15 GIUGNO – 15 SETTEMBRE<\/p>\n

Dal Luned\u00ec al Venerd\u00ec: una visita alle ore 12.00 e una alle ore 16.00.
\nSabato: visite alle ore 12.00, 15.00, 16.15 e 17.30
\nDomenica e festivi: visite alle ore 10.00, 11.15, 12.30, 15.00, 16.15 e 17.30<\/p>\n

16 SETTEMBRE – 31 OTTOBRE
\nSabato: visita alle ore 12.00, 15.00, 16.15 e 17.30
\nDomenica e festivi: visite alle ore 10.00, 11.15, 12.30, 15.00, 16.15 e 17.30<\/p>\n

Il prezzo del biglietto<\/strong> \u00e8 di \u20ac 6,00. Sono previste riduzioni a \u20ac 5,00 per gruppi oltre le 20 persone, a \u20ac 3,00 per ragazzi dai 6 ai 14 anni e a \u20ac 3,00 per studenti. I bambini sotto i 6 anni entrano gratuitamente.<\/p>\n

Per coppie o per gruppi al di sotto delle 10 persone non \u00e8 necessaria la prenotazione. Vi baster\u00e0 presentarvi circa 10 minuti prima dell’orario indicato per la visita. Per i gruppi al di sopra delle 10 persone la prenotazione \u00e8 invece obbligatoria; inoltre, questi gruppi possono concordare e prenotare una visita guidata in qualsiasi giorno e orario.<\/p>\n

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Buona visita a Narni Sotterranea!<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
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For lovers of art, history, and mystery, Narni offers the fascinating opportunity to explore a series of remarkable underground spaces through a guided tour of Narni Underground<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Not your usual tour, but a true journey back in time, discovering the secrets of the ancient Dominican convent of Santa Maria Maggiore<\/strong>. The visit begins with the proto-Romanesque church dedicated to St. Michael, frescoed between the 13th and 14th centuries. This church was discovered only in 1979 by a group of young speleologists, thanks to whom the entire underground complex was brought back to light.<\/p>\n

Through interactive systems, visitors can learn about the Roman aqueduct of ancient Narnia, explore a cell filled with graffiti left by prisoners of the Inquisition Tribunal, discover a Byzantine mosaic, and much more.<\/p>\n

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What to See at Narni Underground: Art and Hydraulics<\/h2>\n

The guided tour<\/strong> begins in the underground rooms of the Convent of Santa Maria Maggiore, entering the adjoining church<\/strong>, which preserves some of the oldest frescoes in the city. Excavations carried out here uncovered important archaeological finds<\/strong>, later enhanced through restoration work and the installation of a glass floor that allows visitors to admire them at their best. A virtual reconstruction accompanies visitors, illustrating the various historical phases that shaped the site.<\/p>\n

Through an opening in the wall, the tour continues into a room where an ancient cistern testifies to the former presence of a Roman domus<\/strong>. Thanks to a special installation, visitors can virtually<\/strong> enter the tunnels of the Roman \u201cFormina\u201d<\/strong> aqueduct that once supplied the city.<\/p>\n

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What to See at Narni Underground: History and Mysteries<\/h2>\n

The visit continues along a long corridor that opens into a large hall, once used for interrogations by the ecclesiastical tribunal during the Inquisition<\/strong>. Scholars have linked this site to the so-called \u201ctorture chamber,\u201d mentioned in important documents preserved in the Vatican Archives and at Trinity College in Dublin. These records have made it possible to reconstruct the history of the Inquisition in Narni, whose headquarters remained active until the mid-19th century.<\/p>\n

Part of this area includes a truly unique small cell<\/strong>, whose walls still bear marks and graffiti left by prisoners of the Tribunal<\/strong>\u2014a moving testimony to the suffering endured by those accused. With nothing else at their disposal, prisoners used sharp shards to scratch names, dates, symbols, and signs into the white plaster.<\/p>\n

Of particular significance are the messages left by Giuseppe Andrea Lombardini, a prisoner who spent about 90 days in the cell between 1759 and 1760. He carved words and symbols in a language composed of Masonic and alchemical signs<\/strong>, following a precise mental design, in order to prevent the message from being understood and erased by the inquisitors. Legend has it that his ghost still lingers in the cell and the underground passages.<\/p>\n

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Visiting Narni Underground (Advance booking required by calling +39 339 1041645 from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm)<\/h2>\n

The visit to Narni Underground is guided and lasts approximately 75\u201390 minutes. Tours are conducted in Italian, but audio guides in English, French, and German are included in the ticket price. Tours in other languages can be arranged upon request.<\/p>\n

Opening Hours<\/h3>\n

October 1 \u2013 March 31<\/strong>
Saturday and public holidays (excluding Christmas): from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, every 30 minutes.<\/p>\n

April 1 \u2013 June 15<\/strong>
Saturday: from 11:00 am to 5:30 pm, every 30 minutes.
Sunday and public holidays: from 10:00 am to 5:30 pm, every 30 minutes.<\/p>\n

June 16 \u2013 September 30<\/strong>
Monday to Friday: tours at 11:00 am \u2013 11:30 am \u2013 12:00 pm \u2013 3:00 pm \u2013 3:30 pm \u2013 4:00 pm.
Saturday and public holidays: from 10:00 am to 5:30 pm, every 30 minutes.<\/p>\n

Ticket Prices<\/h3>\n

Full ticket: \u20ac8.00
Groups of more than 20 people: \u20ac7.00
Children aged 6 to 11: \u20ac5.00
Children under 6: free admission<\/p>\n

Guided tours for groups of more than 15 people can be arranged and booked for any day and time.<\/p>\n

From June 16 to September 30, English-language tours are available on Fridays at 2:30 pm (Adults \u20ac12 \u2013 Reduced \u20ac8).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Visit the NarniAdventures Underground Adventure Park!<\/h3>\n

Beneath Piazza Garibaldi, on public holidays from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, you\u2019ll find the world\u2019s first adventure park inside a large medieval cistern, featuring Tibetan bridges, elevated pathways, a zip line, a climbing wall, and a waterfall. A place that will amaze you! Minimum height: 130 cm. Particularly suitable for schools thanks to educational tools highlighting the importance of water for life on Earth.<\/p>\n

Prices range from \u20ac5 to \u20ac10 depending on the number of routes completed.<\/p>\n

Enjoy your visit!<\/strong><\/p>\n

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For lovers of art and history, Narni offers the ‘interesting possibility of a very well-organized visit to many\u00a0subterranean places<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

During the visit, one can admire the subterranean rooms of the antique convent complex of St.Dominic, along with the adjoining protoromanic church with its frescoes of the 13th and 15th centuries and the remains of a Roman complex with a cistern and a cell richly decorated with graffiti made by prisoners imprisoned by the Inquisition Court. Further on, one passes into the underground rooms of St.Maria Impensole, a church with three naves which originally dates back to the 8th century and was erected above the remains of a Roman temple.<\/p>\n

It was trasformed into a crypta during the 12th century, and still conserves two cisterns dating back to Roman times. The underground remains of the Roman acqueduct of the “Formina” follow: it is possibile to take a walk inside the tunnels of St. Biagio, St. Sylvester and the Ippolito Mountain. Lastly, a large cistern called “Lacus” dating back to the late Middle Ages is to be found under Piazza Garibaldi, with vaults of slate and remains of pavement in opus spicatum.<\/p>\n

OPENING
\n\u00bb From 1 April to 14 June and \u00a0from 16 September to 31 October:
\nSaturday at 12.00 – 15.00- 16.15 – 17.30
\nOn holidays and Sunday \u00a0at 10,00 – at 11,15- at 12,30- at 15,00 – at 16,15 – and at 17,30<\/p>\n

\u00bb From 15 June to 15 September:<\/p>\n

Monday and Friday 2 visits:12.00 – 16.00<\/p>\n

Saturday at 12.00 – 15.00- 16.15 – 17.30<\/p>\n

On holidays and Sunday at 10,00 – at 11,15- at 12,30- at 15,00 – at 16,15 – and at 17,30<\/p>\n

\u00bb From 1 November to 31 March:<\/p>\n

Monday and Friday 2 visits:12.00 – 16.00<\/p>\n

Saturday at 15.00<\/p>\n

On holidays and Sunday at\u00a011,00 \ufffd\ufffd” 12,15 \ufffd\ufffd” 15,00 \ufffd\ufffd” 16,15.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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For lovers of art and history, Narni offers the ‘interesting possibility of a very well-organized visit to many\u00a0subterranean places<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

During the visit, one can admire the subterranean rooms of the antique convent complex of St.Dominic, along with the adjoining protoromanic church with its frescoes of the 13th and 15th centuries and the remains of a Roman complex with a cistern and a cell richly decorated with graffiti made by prisoners imprisoned by the Inquisition Court. Further on, one passes into the underground rooms of St.Maria Impensole, a church with three naves which originally dates back to the 8th century and was erected above the remains of a Roman temple.<\/p>\n

It was trasformed into a crypta during the 12th century, and still conserves two cisterns dating back to Roman times. The underground remains of the Roman acqueduct of the “Formina” follow: it is possibile to take a walk inside the tunnels of St. Biagio, St. Sylvester and the Ippolito Mountain. Lastly, a large cistern called “Lacus” dating back to the late Middle Ages is to be found under Piazza Garibaldi, with vaults of slate and remains of pavement in opus spicatum.<\/p>\n

OPENING
\n\u00bb From 1 April to 14 June and \u00a0from 16 September to 31 October:
\nSaturday at 12.00 – 15.00- 16.15 – 17.30
\nOn holidays and Sunday \u00a0at 10,00 – at 11,15- at 12,30- at 15,00 – at 16,15 – and at 17,30<\/p>\n

\u00bb From 15 June to 15 September:<\/p>\n

Monday and Friday 2 visits:12.00 – 16.00<\/p>\n

Saturday at 12.00 – 15.00- 16.15 – 17.30<\/p>\n

On holidays and Sunday at 10,00 – at 11,15- at 12,30- at 15,00 – at 16,15 – and at 17,30<\/p>\n

\u00bb From 1 November to 31 March:<\/p>\n

Monday and Friday 2 visits:12.00 – 16.00<\/p>\n

Saturday at 15.00<\/p>\n

On holidays and Sunday at\u00a011,00 \ufffd\ufffd” 12,15 \ufffd\ufffd” 15,00 \ufffd\ufffd” 16,15.<\/p>\n

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For lovers of art and history, Narni offers the ‘interesting possibility of a very well-organized visit to many\u00a0subterranean places<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

During the visit, one can admire the subterranean rooms of the antique convent complex of St.Dominic, along with the adjoining protoromanic church with its frescoes of the 13th and 15th centuries and the remains of a Roman complex with a cistern and a cell richly decorated with graffiti made by prisoners imprisoned by the Inquisition Court. Further on, one passes into the underground rooms of St.Maria Impensole, a church with three naves which originally dates back to the 8th century and was erected above the remains of a Roman temple.<\/p>\n

It was trasformed into a crypta during the 12th century, and still conserves two cisterns dating back to Roman times. The underground remains of the Roman acqueduct of the “Formina” follow: it is possibile to take a walk inside the tunnels of St. Biagio, St. Sylvester and the Ippolito Mountain. Lastly, a large cistern called “Lacus” dating back to the late Middle Ages is to be found under Piazza Garibaldi, with vaults of slate and remains of pavement in opus spicatum.<\/p>\n

OPENING
\n\u00bb From 1 April to 14 June and \u00a0from 16 September to 31 October:
\nSaturday at 12.00 – 15.00- 16.15 – 17.30
\nOn holidays and Sunday \u00a0at 10,00 – at 11,15- at 12,30- at 15,00 – at 16,15 – and at 17,30<\/p>\n

\u00bb From 15 June to 15 September:<\/p>\n

Monday and Friday 2 visits:12.00 – 16.00<\/p>\n

Saturday at 12.00 – 15.00- 16.15 – 17.30<\/p>\n

On holidays and Sunday at 10,00 – at 11,15- at 12,30- at 15,00 – at 16,15 – and at 17,30<\/p>\n

\u00bb From 1 November to 31 March:<\/p>\n

Monday and Friday 2 visits:12.00 – 16.00<\/p>\n

Saturday at 15.00<\/p>\n

On holidays and Sunday at\u00a011,00 \ufffd\ufffd” 12,15 \ufffd\ufffd” 15,00 \ufffd\ufffd” 16,15.<\/p>\n

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