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Il Duomo di Orvieto<\/strong> \u00e8 una delle cattedrali pi\u00f9 belle d’Italia, capolavoro dell’architettura gotic<\/strong>a dell’Italia centrale.<\/p>\n

La magnifica costruzione domina la rup<\/strong>e sulla quale si colloca la citt\u00e0 di Orvieto grazie all’imponenza dell’edificio, la cui costruzione richiese circa tre secoli di lavori e vide avvicendarsi decine di esperti e artisti. In particolare, celebre in tutto il mondo \u00e8 la magnificenza della sua facciata<\/strong>, che si slancia verso l’alto con le sue torri fino a raggiungere un’altezza di circa 53 metri. Non da meno l’interno della cattedrale con decori e sopratutto affreschi<\/strong> dei pi\u00f9 grandi pittori italiani dell’epoca, tra cui il noto Giudizio Universale<\/em> di Luca Signorelli, opera di grande pregio e bellezza.<\/p>\n

Andiamo dunque alla scoperta<\/strong> della storia e dei tesori del Duomo di Orvieto, vero e proprio simbolo della citt\u00e0.<\/p>\n

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La Storia del Duomo di Orvieto<\/h2>\n

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Dal “Miracolo del Sangue” all’avvio dei lavori<\/h3>\n

La costruzione del Duomo<\/strong> fu voluta da Papa Urbano IV nel 1290, allo scopo di dare una degna collocazione al Corporale del “Miracolo del Sangue”, avvenuto a Bolsena<\/strong> qualche anno prima. Si narra infatti che nel 1263, durante una celebrazione eucaristica tenuta nella chiesa di Santa Cristina<\/em>, nella vicina cittadina, l’ostia consacrata avrebbe sanguinato. Il sangue cadde cos\u00ec sul corporale ma il sacerdote, un prete boero spaventato e confuso dal fatto, cerc\u00f2 di nasconderlo. Una volta conclusa la celebrazione, avvolse quindi l’ostia nel corporale per spostarla nella sagrestia, facendo cadere alcune gocce di sangue anche sui gradini dell’altare e sul pavimento.<\/p>\n

Informata la curia romana, il pontefice invi\u00f2 a Bolsena il vescovo di Orvieto per verificare il racconto e recuperare la reliquia. Attestata la soprannaturalit\u00e0 dell’evento, la solennit\u00e0 del Corpus Domini<\/strong> fu estesa a tutta la Chiesa per ricordare quello che divenne noto col nome di “Miracolo del Sangue” e per celebrare la reale presenza di Cristo nell’eucarestia.<\/p>\n

Si decise quindi di procedere con l’edificazione del Duomo per custodire il corporale<\/strong>, l’ostia e i purificatoi. Le reliquie si trovano ancora oggi protette nella cattedrale, esposte nella Cappella del Corporale all’interno del preziosissimo Reliquiario del Corporale,<\/strong> capolavoro di arte gotica italiana ed europea.<\/p>\n

Ogni anno, il tabernacolo con il sacro lino viene portato in processione in occasione del Corpus Domini<\/strong>, durante la tradizionale sfilata in corteo storico. Per saperne di pi\u00f9 sull’evento, particolarmente sentito e suggestivo, leggi il nostro articolo sulla Festa del Corpus Domini di Orvieto<\/a><\/p>\n

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La Costruzione del Duomo<\/h3>\n

Oltre all’evento propiziatorio di Bolsena, la costruzione del Duomo fu fortemente voluta anche per dotare la citt\u00e0 di Orvieto di una unica grande cattedrale. La piazza cittadina ospitava infatti due chiese pi\u00f9 piccole che versavano all’epoca in condizioni precarie.<\/p>\n

Il progetto iniziale del Duomo<\/strong> prevedeva la costruzione di una basilica romanica, con una navata centrale e due laterali. Il progetto fu modificato in corso d’opera quando a Giovanni di Uguccione subentr\u00f2 alla guida dei lavori Fra Bevignate<\/strong>, che si orient\u00f2 verso lo stile gotico italiano. Inoltre ulteriori modifiche furono approntate nel 1309 dall’architetto senese Lorenzo Maitani<\/strong>, chiamato a risolvere alcuni problemi strutturali legati alle capacit\u00e0 di carico dell’edificio. Maitani riform\u00f2 in particolare l’abside, che assunse una forma rettangolare, e si occup\u00f2 nel 1330 di realizzare la parte inferiore della facciata.<\/p>\n

Alla sua morte, gli successe come capomastro prima l’architetto Andrea Pisano<\/strong>, gi\u00e0 a capo dei lavori di costruzione della Cattedrale di Firenze, e poi nel 1359 Andrea di Cione detto l’Orcagna<\/strong>. La facciata venne portata avanti sia dall’Orcagna, che realit\u00e0 la bellissima decorazione a mosaico e il rosone, per poi proseguire successivamente sotto la guida di altri capodamastri, tra cui Michele Sanmicheli e Antonio da Sangallo il Giovane.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\u00a0>>Vuoi vedere il Duomo di Orvieto? Consulta ora le offerte dei migliori agriturismi nelle vicinanze<\/a><\/strong><\/h4>\n

Cosa vedere nel Duomo di Orvieto<\/h2>\n

La facciata del Duomo di Orvieto<\/h3>\n

Il Duomo colpisce il visitatore fin dall’esterno, con al sua celebre e magnifica facciat<\/strong>a. Nel complesso, lavorarono alla sua realizzazione circa 20 diversi artisti nel corso dei secoli. Eppure, la facciata risulta essere armoniosa<\/strong> e si presenta in modo uniforme nello stile<\/strong>, grazie soprattutto al rispetto delle forme gotiche iniziali che conferiscono un delicato equilibrio al tutto.<\/p>\n

Se la parte inferiore \u00e8 caratterizzata soprattutto dai bellissimi bassoriliev<\/strong>i che decorano i 4 piloni, tra gli esempi pi\u00f9 mirabili di scultura gotica italiana ed europea, la parte superiore \u00e8 dominato dal rosone<\/strong> e dai suoi accessori. Tutta la facciata \u00e8 poi arricchita da preziosi mosaic<\/strong>i realizzati sopratutto nel XIV secolo e ancora fino agli inizi del XIV secolo, per poi essere comunque restaurati e spesso perdendo le forme originarie. Il solo mosaico giunto fino a noi \u00e8 la Nativit\u00e0 di Maria<\/em>, conservato all’interno del Victoria and Albert Museum<\/em> di Londra.<\/p>\n

Per approfondirne l’arte e le caratteristiche, leggi anche il nostro articolo dedicato alla\u00a0Facciata gotica del Duomo di Orvieto.<\/a><\/p>\n

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All’interno del Duomo di Orvieto<\/h3>\n

Le tre navate<\/strong> che costituiscono l’interno del Duomo, ampie e luminose, sono coperte da un soffitto a capriate lignee. Le pareti e i pilastri della navata centrale sono realizzati attraverso l’alternanza di fasce di basalto e travertino, che riprende la decorazione laterale esterna. Le pareti delle navate laterali, in origine vuote, sono state prima ricoperte da affreschi cinquecenteschi e poi dipinte a fine Ottocento con le attuali fasce bianche e verdi scuro.<\/p>\n

All’interno del Duomo, \u00e8 possibile ammirare le due preziose Cappelle<\/strong> che si aprono sul transetto. Gran parte degli arredi della cattedrale, dalle statue ai monili, sono invece custoditi all’interno delle sale espositive del Museo dell’Opera del Duomo.<\/strong><\/p>\n

La Cappella di San Brizio<\/h4>\n

La\u00a0Cappella di San Brizio<\/a>\u00a0spicca per l’importanza dei cicli pittorici in essa custoditi,\u00a0dove gli artisti Fr\u00e0 Giovanni da Fiesole Beato Angelico, Benozzo Gozzoli, il Perugino ed a partire dal 1499 d.C. Luca Signorelli, realizzarono affreschi dedicati al Giudizio Universale<\/em> ed ai regni celesti dell’Inferno e del Paradiso. Nel transetto, si pu\u00f2 ammirare una Piet\u00e0 del XVI\u00b0 secolo.<\/p>\n

La Cappella del Corporale<\/h4>\n

Eretta intorno al 1350 d.C. da Andrea Pisano per custodire la reliquia del “Miracolo del Sangue” di Bolsena, questa Cappella venne interamente affrescata da Ugolino di Prete Ilario<\/strong> tra il 1357 e il 1364.<\/p>\n

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Visitare il Duomo di Orvieto: informazioni pratiche<\/h2>\n

Orari di visita al Duomo e alla Cappella di San Brizio<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Novembre – Febbraio 9,30 – 13,00 e 14.30- 17.00<\/p>\n

Marzo e Ottobre 9,30 – 18,00<\/p>\n

Aprile – Settembre 9,30 – 19,00<\/p>\n

Domenica e festivi<\/strong>
\nNovembre – Febbraio 14,30 – 16,30
\nMarzo – Ottobre 13,00 – 17,30<\/p>\n

L’orario di visita in Duomo pu\u00f2 variare per esigenze di culto. Ultimo ingresso 30 minuti prima della chiusura.<\/p>\n

Orari di Visita al Museo MODO<\/h3>\n

Novembre – Febbraio\u00a0(chiuso il marted\u00ec) 10,00 – 16,30<\/p>\n

Marzo e Ottobre (chiuso il marted\u00ec) 10,00 – 17,30<\/p>\n

Aprile – settembre 9,30 – 19,00<\/p>\n

L’ingresso al Museo comprende al visita ai Palazzi Papali e alla Chiesa di Sant’Agostino. Ultimo ticket 30 minuti prima della chiusura<\/p>\n

Prezzi Biglietti a Duomo, Cappella di San Brizio e Museo<\/strong><\/h3>\n

\u2022 Duomo + Cappella di San Brizio \u20ac 4,00<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Biglietto Unico (Duomo, Tesoro della Cattedrale, Cappella di S. Brizio, Palazzi Papali, Chiesa S. Agostino) \u20ac 5,00<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Museo Modo (inclusi Palazzi Papali e Chiesa di Sant’Agostino) \u20ac 4,00
\n\u2022 Gratuito (minori di 10 anni, insegnanti accompagnatori, disabili e accompagnatore, residenti nei Comuni della Diocesi di Orvieto-Todi, giornalisti con tesserino)<\/p>\n

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>> Se hai deciso di visitare il Duomo di Orvieto ti consigliamo di contattare ora gli agriturismi nelle vicinanze di Orvieto<\/strong><\/a><\/h4>\n

Buona visita al Duomo di Orvieto!<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n
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The Dome of Orvieto<\/strong> is one of the most beautiful Italian cathedral, a masterpiece of the gothic architecture<\/strong> of the center of Italy.<\/p>\n

The magnificent building dominates the bluff<\/strong> up which Orvieto is located thanks to its size. The Dome has been built for three centuries by the work of dozens of experts and artists. In particular, the splendour of its facade<\/strong> is known all over the word, with its towers that reach a height of about 53 meters. Do not to forget the interior of the Dome, with wonderful decorations and frescoes<\/strong> made by some of the most great painters of the past, among which the famous Giudizio Universale of Luca Signorelli.<\/p>\n

Let’s go to discover the history and the treasures of the Dome of Orvieto<\/strong>, a real symbol of the city.<\/p>\n

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The History of the Dome of Orvieto<\/h2>\n

From the “Miracle of Blood” to the construction of the Dome<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Pope Urbano IV wanted to build the Dome in 1290<\/strong>, for giving a suitable collocation to the Holy linen of the “Miracle of Blood”, happened some years before in Bolsena.<\/strong> In 1263, during the Eucharist moment of a Holy Mass in the Church of Saint Cristina of Bolsena, the Holy Host bled. The blood fell on the linen but the priest, scared and confused, tried to hide it. Finished the celebration, he rolled up the Host inside the Holy linen to bring it to the sacristy. Going there, some drops of blood fell on the steps of the Altar and the floor.<\/p>\n

Informed about it, the Pope sent to Bolsena the Bishop of Orvieto to verify the fact and take care of the Holy Relics. The Roman Curia confirmed the miracle and decided to extend the Celebrations of Corpus Domini<\/strong> all around its churches to remember the so-called “Miracle of Blood” and to celebrate the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist.<\/p>\n

Then, the Pope decided to build the Dome to safeguard the Holy Relics<\/strong>. They are located in the Cappella del Corporale<\/em> of the Dome, inside the precious Reliquario del Corporale<\/em><\/strong>, a masterpiece of the Italian and European gothic art.<\/p>\n

Every year, in occasion of Corpus Domini, the habitants of Orvieto bring with them the Holy Relics during the traditional Procession and the historical reenactment. To find out more about the event, look at our page about the\u00a0Feast of Corpus Domini in Orvieto<\/a><\/p>\n

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The construction of the Dome<\/h3>\n

In addiction to the Holy event of Bolsena, the Dome was also built to donate a unique great cathedral to Orvieto. In the main square of the city there were two smaller churches that were in a bad state at that time.<\/p>\n

Initially,<\/strong> the project designed a Romanesque Cathedral, with a central nave and two lateral naves. When Fra Bevignate<\/strong> became chief of the works after Giovanni di Uguccione, he modified the project to introduce a gothic style. In addition, in 1309 the architecte Lorenzo Maitani<\/strong> from Siena were called to resolve some structural problems of the building. He modified the apse in a rectangular form and in 1330 realized the inferior part of the facade.<\/p>\n

At his death, the chief of the work was Andrea Pisano<\/strong>, who had worked also to the construction of che Cathedral of Florence, and then Andrea di Cione called l’Orcagna<\/strong>. The works of the facede proceed with him, who realized the beautiful mosaic and the rose window, and then with the other chiefs among which\u00a0Michele Sanmicheli e Antonio da Sangallo il Giovane.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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What to see inside the Dome of Orvieto<\/h2>\n

\u00a0The facade of the Dome<\/h3>\n

The visitor’s attention is immediately drawn by the wonderful Gothic facing<\/a>, on which one notes a polyptych decoration of mosaic works and bas-reliefs .<\/p>\n

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Inside the Dome of Orvieto<\/h3>\n

The three naves<\/strong>\u00a0of the interior of the Dome, large and bright spaces, are covered by a celling of wood truss. Walls and pillars of the central nave are realized by the alternance of basalt and travertine, that refers to the exterior decoration. The walls of the lateral naves, originally empty, were recovered by frescos and then painted with white and dark green strips at the end of XIX century.<\/p>\n

The large part of the furnitures, from the statues to the Holy objects, are kept in the Opera Museum of the Dome. Inside the Dome, you will admire its\u00a0two precious Chapels:<\/strong><\/p>\n

San Brizio Chapel<\/h4>\n

San Brizio Chapel<\/a>\u00a0is extremely important thanks to its frescos made by artists as Fr\u00e0 Giovanni da Fiesole Beato Angelico, Benozzo Gozzoli, il Perugino and after 1499 d.C. Luca Signorelli. They realized the frescos dedicated to the\u00a0Giudizio Universale, Hell and Paradise.\u00a0<\/em>In the transept, you can also admire the Piet\u00e0<\/em> from the XVI century.<\/p>\n

Corporale Chapel<\/h4>\n

Built around 1350 d.C. from Andrea Pisano to keep the relics of “Miracle of Blood” of Bolsena, this Chapel were painted by\u00a0Ugolino di Prete Ilario<\/strong>\u00a0between 1357 and 1364.<\/p>\n

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Visiting the Dome of Orvieto<\/h2>\n

Openings of Duomo and San Brizio Chapel<\/strong><\/h3>\n

November – February 9,30 – 13,00 e 14.30- 17.00<\/p>\n

March and October 9,30 – 18,00<\/p>\n

April – September 9,30 – 19,00<\/p>\n

On Sundays and festives days<\/strong>
\nNovember – February 14,30 – 16,30
\nMarch – October 13,00 – 17,30<\/p>\n

Openings time can change because of celebrations need. Last entrance 30 minutes before closure.<\/p>\n

Openings of MODO Museum<\/h3>\n

November – February (closed on Tuesday) 10,00 – 16,30<\/p>\n

March and October (closed on Tuesday) 10,00 – 17,30<\/p>\n

April – September 9,30 – 19,00<\/p>\n

The ticket inclused the visite to Palazzi Papali and St Agostino church.\u00a0Last entrance 30 minutes before closure.<\/p>\n

Prices of the Tickets of Dome, San Brizio Chapel and Museum<\/strong><\/h3>\n

\u2022 Dome + San Brizio Chapel\u00a0\u20ac 4,00<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Overall ticket (Dome, Treasure of Cathedral, St Brizio Chapel, Palazzi Papali, St Agostino Church)\u00a0\u20ac 5,00<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Modo Museum (including Palazzi Papali and St Agostino Church) \u20ac 4,00
\n\u2022 Free (children under 10 years old, accompanying teachers, disabled people, habitants of Orvieto-Todi, journalists)<\/p>\n

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The work for\u00a0Orvieto Cathedral\u00a0<\/strong>construction started in 1263 under the pontificate of Urbano IV.<\/p>\n

The Pope wanted to consecrate in this way the so-called “miracolo del sangue”: during a Mass officiated by a Bohemian priest in the Saint Cristina Church in Bolsena, during the Eucharest, blood gushed out from the broken Bread and fell on the body, now sealed into a beautiful Gothic Reliquary.<\/p>\n

The visitor’s attention is immediately drawn by the wonderful Gothic facing<\/a>, on which one notes a polyptych decoration of mosaic works and bas-reliefs . Inside, some chapels are structured with cross vaults, some of which embellished by very important frescos painted by Fr\u00e0 Giovanni from Fiesole and by Luca Signorelli. In the transept one may admire a Pity from the 16th Century.<\/p>\n

Visiting hours:\u00a0<\/strong>
\nCathedral and Chapel of San Brizio
\nNovember to March
\nWeekdays: 9.30 – 13.00\/14.30 – 17.00
\nWeekends: 14:30 to 17:30
\nApril to October
\nWeekdays: 9:30 to 19:30
\nWeekends: 13:30 to 17:30
\nHoliday (July-August-September) 13:30 to 18:30
\nMUSEUM M.O.D.O.o E. Greek “- Papal Palace – and former church of
\nNovember to March 9.30-13.00\/15.00-17.00 (Closed Tuesdays) April-October 9:30 to 19:00
\nLast ticket 30 minutes before closing
\nVisiting hours in the cathedral may vary for reasons of religion
\nTicket
\n\u2022 CATHEDRAL \u20ac 2
\n\u2022 CATHEDRAL + CHAPEL \u20ac 3
\n\u2022 Single ticket ( CATHEDRAL + CHAPEL + MUSEUM +) \u20ac 5
\n\u2022 MUSEUM M.O.D.O. \u20ac 4
\n\u2022 Free (under 6 years old, disabled and carer, residents in the Towns of
\nDiocese of Orvieto-Todi)<\/p>\n

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The work for\u00a0Orvieto Cathedral\u00a0<\/strong>construction started in 1263 under the pontificate of Urbano IV.<\/p>\n

The Pope wanted to consecrate in this way the so-called “miracolo del sangue”: during a Mass officiated by a Bohemian priest in the Saint Cristina Church in Bolsena, during the Eucharest, blood gushed out from the broken Bread and fell on the body, now sealed into a beautiful Gothic Reliquary.<\/p>\n

The visitor’s attention is immediately drawn by the wonderful Gothic facing<\/a>, on which one notes a polyptych decoration of mosaic works and bas-reliefs . Inside, some chapels are structured with cross vaults, some of which embellished by very important frescos painted by Fr\u00e0 Giovanni from Fiesole and by Luca Signorelli. In the transept one may admire a Pity from the 16th Century.<\/p>\n

Visiting hours:\u00a0<\/strong>
\nCathedral and Chapel of San Brizio
\nNovember to March
\nWeekdays: 9.30 – 13.00\/14.30 – 17.00
\nWeekends: 14:30 to 17:30
\nApril to October
\nWeekdays: 9:30 to 19:30
\nWeekends: 13:30 to 17:30
\nHoliday (July-August-September) 13:30 to 18:30
\nMUSEUM M.O.D.O.o E. Greek “- Papal Palace – and former church of
\nNovember to March 9.30-13.00\/15.00-17.00 (Closed Tuesdays) April-October 9:30 to 19:00
\nLast ticket 30 minutes before closing
\nVisiting hours in the cathedral may vary for reasons of religion
\nTicket
\n\u2022 CATHEDRAL \u20ac 2
\n\u2022 CATHEDRAL + CHAPEL \u20ac 3
\n\u2022 Single ticket ( CATHEDRAL + CHAPEL + MUSEUM +) \u20ac 5
\n\u2022 MUSEUM M.O.D.O. \u20ac 4
\n\u2022 Free (under 6 years old, disabled and carer, residents in the Towns of
\nDiocese of Orvieto-Todi)<\/p>\n

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The work for\u00a0Orvieto Cathedral\u00a0<\/strong>construction started in 1263 under the pontificate of Urbano IV.<\/p>\n

The Pope wanted to consecrate in this way the so-called “miracolo del sangue”: during a Mass officiated by a Bohemian priest in the Saint Cristina Church in Bolsena, during the Eucharest, blood gushed out from the broken Bread and fell on the body, now sealed into a beautiful Gothic Reliquary.<\/p>\n

The visitor’s attention is immediately drawn by the wonderful Gothic facing<\/a>, on which one notes a polyptych decoration of mosaic works and bas-reliefs . Inside, some chapels are structured with cross vaults, some of which embellished by very important frescos painted by Fr\u00e0 Giovanni from Fiesole and by Luca Signorelli. In the transept one may admire a Pity from the 16th Century.<\/p>\n

Visiting hours:\u00a0<\/strong>
\nCathedral and Chapel of San Brizio
\nNovember to March
\nWeekdays: 9.30 – 13.00\/14.30 – 17.00
\nWeekends: 14:30 to 17:30
\nApril to October
\nWeekdays: 9:30 to 19:30
\nWeekends: 13:30 to 17:30
\nHoliday (July-August-September) 13:30 to 18:30
\nMUSEUM M.O.D.O.o E. Greek “- Papal Palace – and former church of
\nNovember to March 9.30-13.00\/15.00-17.00 (Closed Tuesdays) April-October 9:30 to 19:00
\nLast ticket 30 minutes before closing
\nVisiting hours in the cathedral may vary for reasons of religion
\nTicket
\n\u2022 CATHEDRAL \u20ac 2
\n\u2022 CATHEDRAL + CHAPEL \u20ac 3
\n\u2022 Single ticket ( CATHEDRAL + CHAPEL + MUSEUM +) \u20ac 5
\n\u2022 MUSEUM M.O.D.O. \u20ac 4
\n\u2022 Free (under 6 years old, disabled and carer, residents in the Towns of
\nDiocese of Orvieto-Todi)<\/p>\n

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