Tours & Activities in Orvieto

Discover the oldest Etruscan well in Orvieto and explore its underground cave complex. Learn all about this historical archaeological structure in the heart of the medieval district.

Exciting and unique experience, history, culture, art and food and wine in unique and unforgettable places. The tour is unique because with the comfortable e-bikes we cross the centuries during which Orvieto has become the jewel we know: the Rocca di Albornoz, the visit to the Underground, the Piazza del Duomo with a stop at Cantina Foresi, the visit at the Piazza del Popolo with the beautiful Palazzo del Popolo, the alleys with the artisans 'shops that have handed down an ancient art for generations, the Piazza della Repubblica called Sant' Andrea with the church of the same name, the oldest in Orvieto, where the four different civilizations that are superimposed are clearly visible, the pause on the terrace that looks to the southwest on an extraordinary panorama, the medieval quarter and finally the ring of the ring at the base of the Rupe. With e-bikes it is beautiful, ecological and fun, suitable for everyone, a form of "slow tourism" to live an experience to remember and tell.

Explore pre-Roman cave systems underneath the city of Orvieto

Discover the history and cultural heritage of this Italian city by booking this Orvieto Private Tour. You'll have an English speaking guide at your disposal.

Discover Assisi and Orvieto on this guided full-day trip. Visit the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi, the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli, see the gothic architecture of Orvieto, and more.

Your visit begins with a pleasant walk through our vineyard, where we craft the exceptional quality of each of our wine. During the walk, we will explain our methods of working with the vines. Then we take you through a tour of the wine cellar, where you can gain an insight into how we transform grapes into wine. Last but not least, we show you our beautiful barrel cellar, which was carved into the tuff-stone during ancient Etruscan times. After the tour, you will have the opportunity to taste all of our wines.

Visit a masterpiece of hydraulic engineering

Make the most of your time in Orvieto with a city pass to nine landmarks. Avoid waiting in line and gain preferential entry to Orvieto Cathedral, Crocifisso del Tufo, the Well of St. Patrick, and more.

Your visit begins with a pleasant walk through our vineyard, where we craft the exceptional quality of each of our wine. During the walk, we will explain our methods of working with the vines. Then we take you through a tour of the wine cellar, where you can gain an insight into how we transform grapes into wine. Last but not least, we show you our beautiful barrel cellar, which was carved into the tuff-stone during ancient Etruscan times. After the tour, you will have the opportunity to taste all of our wines.

Visit 9 local Orvieto landmarks with one card

Step back in time on this guided walking tour of the Old Town in Orvieto which was founded by Etruscans, dominated by Romans, and celebrated by Popes over its thousands of years of history.

Discover the art and legends of Orvieto, a masterpiece of the Middle Ages and the Reinassance in Umbria, in Central Italy! Visit the majestic Orvieto Cathedral, dating back to the14th-century, famous for its splendid façade decorated by fascinating statues in Gothic style and gilded mosaics. Inside you can admire marvellous frescoes and the Reliquary of the Santo Corporale, a Gothic masterwork containing the stained corporal of the miracle of Bolsena. The Cathedral's masterpiece is however the “Sistine Chapel of Orvieto”, a breathtaking series of frescoes concerning the Apocalypse and the Last Judgment, painted by Luca Signorelli and other famous artists of the Italian Renaissance. Top it off with a nice stroll through the city center and discover the most beautiful medieval palaces in Orvieto, including the majestic Torre del Moro, a tower almost 50 meters high!

Take your time to be amazed by the facade of Orvieto's Cathedral, one of the most beautiful churches in the world. Learn about the spectacular Signorelli's frescoes and feel inspired as Michelangelo did five centuries ago.

In 1752, King Carlo lll of Bourbon assigned the architect Luigi Vanvitelli the construction of a palace that could compete with that of Versailles and they chose, for security reasons, the old side of Caserta , situated at 20 km of distance from the city capital Naples. The Royal Palace of Caserta is the largest royal residence in the world by volume with its gardens, the American director George Lucas shoot several scenes of the first two episodes of Star Wars saga, inside the building, as well as many Italian films and Mission Impossible lll, too. Visiting the palace is like having a journey through the splendor and the magnificence of the architecture of the time.

Enjoy a walking tour of Orvieto and let yourself be carried away by the frescos in the Cathedral of Orvieto. Follow your guide to the Pozzo di San Patrizio well and to the Torre del Moro tower.

Enjoy convenient, affordable round trip transfer between Orvieto and Civita di Bagnoregio. Let us do the driving as you sit back, relax and enjoy the sights.

Discover the hidden jewel of the Umbrian region and its best side: under the surface. Join a small group in a guided visit to two masterpieces of the underground town: Pozzo della Cava and St. Patrick's Well.

Visit the highlights of Orvieto, one of the oldest settlements in Italy, famous for its breathtaking cathedral. Learn about the spectacular Signorelli's frescoes and get amazed by this reinassance masterpiece. Admire the panoramas of the countryside from the viewpoints and see the pictoresque medieval district of the town. Discover another Orvieto exploring the underground area. Taste some typical food and wines in a local restaurant overlooking the cathedral. Go with a private car to the unique hilltown of Civita di Bagnoregio, take some pictures from the famous viewpoint and walk the bridge to reach the beautiful small city center.

Visit the historic city of Assisi on a full-day tour from Rome, and learn the story of its patron saint, St. Francis of Assisi. Go to the Convent of Santa Chiara, and continue through the Umbrian countryside to Orvieto to admire the Gothic cathedral.

Wine and food tasting in a special place in Orvieto. The Underground caves was accidentally discovered by Rita and Adriano in the 1980’s while renovating and refinishing the floors of their famous pastry shop Pasticceria Adriano. 

Orvieto is one of the most memorable hill towns of Umbria. The city is located on a stunning steep hill made of tufa volcanic rock overlooking the charming Paglia valley below.

This is an oasis of greenery and unspoiled nature, where the Tiber opens up forming the Corbara lake. Getting around by bike is in perfect harmony with the environment, the vegetation has remained intact for centuries. The territory is covered by holm oak, oak and chestnut groves, another area is junipers that tangle with climbing plants, typical of the Mediterranean scrub. In the hilly areas, vineyards and olive groves have typical vegetation: typical wines such as Trebbiano, Grechetto, Malvasia are excellences of the territory. Even hops, a plant now rare in other environments, testifies to the integrity of the area here. The upstream part is rich in centuries-old woods, with a luxuriant and important flora. On the hills there are wild boar, fallow deer and roe deer. Numerous species of birds nest along the shores of Lake Corbara and Alviano, including coots, kingfisher, peregrine falcon, gray heron and buzzard.

The historic center of Todi reflects the wealth and prosperity of this lovely town in the Middle Ages. With this tour, you will explore the city center focusing on the famous central square closed on one side by the Cathedral of Saint Mary.

Of all Italian hill towns perhaps Orvieto is the most photogenic and easiest to walk around. Largely pedestrianized and flat, it is easily covered on foot. The medieval streets and alleyways have both imposing palaces and quaint, modest townhouses. Orvieto is full of surprises: round that corner, you catch sight of the imposing Gothic facade of the cathedral for the first time; at the end of an alleyway is the entrance to a Renaissance courtyard; over there is the entrance to an ancient Etruscan tomb. Your photography teacher has lived here for 15 years and knows the place intimately. He has taught photography for 20 years and has been a pro since graduating from photography college in 1977. From the city walls, there are stunning views of the surrounding countryside with vineyards, olive groves, and picturesque villas and farms across two regions, Tuscany and Umbria.

Explore the countryside on the outskirts of Rome on a 14-hour bike tour of the Tiber Valley, passing the north of Lazio and the southern tip of Umbria. Cycle to the "dying" town of Civita di Bagnoreggio, see Orvieto's magnificent cathedral, and much more.