34 Best Stops Between Orvieto and Perugia (2024)

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An amazing and surprising garden full of curious and big statues. Entrance fee a bit expensive (we payed 50€ for 2 adults and 3 children aged 5, 10 and 12), but on the positive side it had loads of parking space and it was worth for a nice walk. We stayed about 1,30h.

Such a magical place. Its surrealist stone sculpture garden. We were there in Jan but would have been great to be in warmer weather since its located in hilly landscape with streams and grass area. We spent about 1 hr walk around. Its easy terrain for slow walk but different elevation makes the park interesting. Love the face entryway, elephant sculpture and leaning building. Will definitely watch the movie where the entire movie scene was shoot in this park.

A parc with mysterious monsters , statues , and an inclined house. Good for a 2 hour stop nearby the beautiful village of civita di Bagnoregno .The parc is from 1500 and combines nature with man made structures , there is a restaurant and a short guide handed out which is included in the entrance fee .Very photogenic and beautiful for a walk

What an amazing place to visit! Highly recommended. Very well kept and unique. Great story

Such a fun place to visit. Reserve at least 60 minutes. Beautiful park with grotesque fantasy rock carvings, plus surreal stone statues, follies & temples. Fantasy tour.

Entrance fees are tad expensive for what it is. Not too well sign posted within the park although the free map is helpful. Easy to imagine that it gets very busy over the weekend or other peak periods. However great entertainment for children and adults alike. Very well maintained and pleasant to walk through the lush, cool vegetation. Ideal for summer days. Gives a feeling of walking through Lord of the Rings settings.

If you like to walk around and see huge carved bizarre stone statues--you will want to come here. Created in the 1500s--I kept wandering what "they were on?"One of favorites was being inside the mouth of "Orcus" (you can have someone take your picture while in the mouth). In May, there was still a waterfall that was flowing.If you stay on the paths--pretty much wheel chair accessible.

Such an interesting trail in the woods with statues and a nice playground for kids.

What a great place to walk around, feels like you are walking in a giant magical forest. Amazing big rock sculptures.

Great experience in a well conserved sacre wood. Clean with good services (pic nic area, restaurant, bar and shop)

A very different place from everything you see in Italy. The sculptures are impressive in size and the gardens are amazing. The restrooms are cleans and the cafeteria offers a variety of snacks and drinks.

Dieser Park ist ein tolles Erlebnis und einen Besuch wert.Die Figuren sind riesig und schauen wirklich toll aus. Ich war begeistert.Die Anlage ist sehr gepflegt und in einem Wald.Hat sich auf jeden Fall gelohnt.(Translated by Google)This park is a great experience and worth a visit.The figures are huge and look really great. I was excited.The complex is very well maintained and in a forest.It was definitely worth it.

This place was AMAZING! It was otherworldly and incredibly surreal to be walking through the woods and suddenly come upon these massive sculptures. Its sad they were lost for so long, but I love that they have been so caringly restored and shared with the public.

Schön! Überschaubar von der Größe der Anlage und dafür leider völlig überteuert! Spielplatz in einem schlechten Zustand, wie überall in Italien. Wir als Familie, zwei Erwachsene und Kinder 1 +4 Jahre alt haben 32,-€ bezahlt!(Translated by Google)Nice! The size of the facility is manageable and unfortunately completely overpriced! Playground in poor condition, like everywhere in Italy. We as a family, two adults and children 1+4 years old, paid €32!

Incredible, marvelous, grotesque place. One of my most favorite parks in Italy - the statues are unique and create a labyrinthine and dreamlike atmosphere. Everybody should visit the Sacro Bosco at least once in their Life.

An sich ist der Park sehr schön gelegen. Mitten im Wald ist die Lage sehr schön👍🏼. Allerdings ist es jetzt auch nicht so eine große Attraktion, dass wir sagen würden, dass sich über 70€ Eintrittsgeld für eine Familie mit 7-Personen lohnen. An vielen Stellen sieht man einfach, dass es den Besitzern egal ist, für was die Besucher bezahlen🙁. Ich habe hier die Highlights gepostet, es gibt noch vielen anderen Kram. Anscheinend funktionieren die ein oder anderen Attraktionen normalerweise mit Wasser (Es laufen Rohre durch den Boden, aus manchen Skulpturen schauen Rohrenden heraus) allerdings bei unserem Besuch alles funktionslos. Schade🙁. Bitte senkt entweder die Eintrittspreise oder pflegt euren Park ordentlich✌🏼.(Translated by Google)The park itself is very beautifully located. The location is very nice in the middle of the forest👍🏼. However, it's not such a big attraction that we would say that the €70+ entry fee for a family of 7 is worth it. In many places you can just see that the owners don't care what the visitors pay for🙁. I posted the highlights here, there's a lot of other stuff. Apparently one or two attractions normally work with water (pipes run through the floor, pipe ends sticking out of some sculptures) but during our visit everything was inoperable. Too bad🙁. Please either lower the admission prices or maintain your park properly✌🏼.

Something different. Family of 4 costs 42 euro to visit, and that the only thin that looks bad. The place is interesting, lots of scluptures. Not very big area and takes 30-60 minutes to see everything.

So impressive and so amazing. Great for adults and kids. Wear comfy shoes, lots of walking and steep stairs.

Fantastic adventure touring through the gardens. Highly recommended.

Wonderful gardens in a lovely town. The sculptures are amazing and the grounds beautifully maintained. The centre of the village has an excellent restaurant and bars

Cool spot. Worth the visit. A nice spot to have a picnic.

Very nice location. Cool old carvings from mythology that I very much enjoyed.

Eine spannende Anlage. Vom damaligen Garten selbst ist nichts mehr verblieben. Er ist über Jahrhunderte verfallen und wurde regelrecht wieder ausgegraben. Die Bepflanzung ist neu. Nur die Elemente aus Stein sind original, wobei teilweise deren ursprüngliche Anordnung unbekannt ist.Die Statuen sind sehr exzentrisch und individuell. Der Erschaffer des Parks muss ein außergewöhnlicher Mann gewesen sein. Die Monster aus Tuff haben zahlreiche moderne Künstler inspiriert und sind etwas Besonderes und Einzigartiges.Nachteile gibt es aber auch einige:- sehr unfreundliches Personal an der Kasse. Man muss schon böse Blicke ertragen, wenn man an einem wenig besuchten Wintertag ein Ticket kaufen möchte und die Dame an der Kasse dafür ihr privates Telefonat kurz unterbrechen muss.- Völlig überteuerte Preise. Ich finde 13 € schon verdammt viel.- Schlecht verarbeitete Souvenirs. Ich kaufe in Gärten gerne Infobücher. Das Buch über den Park ist von sehr geringer Qualität. Die Bindung geht beim zweiten Mal Lesen bereits auseinander. Das Paper vom Umschlag ist zu dick. Es ist unflexibel und wenn man im Buch blättert biegt er sich nicht, sondern knickt. Die Übersetzung ist nicht Mal auf Muttersprachenlevel. Dabei enthält das Buch fast keinen Text. Die Fotos im Buch sind qualitativ schlecht und auffallend verpixelt. Dabei ist das Format nur knapp über A5. Es wirkt so, als ob man bei der Erstellung des Buches 15 Minuten vor dem Druckauftrag gemerkt hätte, dass alle Bilder fehlen und dann schnell jemand mit einem alten Handy durch den Park geschickt wurde, um im Durchlauf noch überall ein paar Fotos zu machen.- Zum Thema Sprachen: der Park ist international bekannt und ein Hauptreiseziel für die Touristen der ganzen Region. Es gibt über 1000 Parkplätze vor dem Eingang. Wieso gibt es dann noch nicht mal einen einzigen DIN A4-Flyer auf Deutsch? Wieso muss das einzige deutschsprachige Buch über den Park gleichzeitig noch Englisch enthalten und noch nicht mal professionell übersetzt sein? Es enthält eine oft sehr seltsame Wortwahl und Grammatikfehler.15 Minuten entfernt, in Ferento, liegt eine fast unbesuchte Ausgrabungsstätte. Die wird von Ehrenamtlichen betreut und der Besuch ist umsonst. Keiner dort konnte ein Wort Deutsch. Trotzdem hatten die dort einen professionellen und liebevoll gestalteten deutschen Flyer auf C2-Level hinbekommen.Es ist ein ziemlich schwaches Bild, dass man diesen kleinen, einmaligen Aufwand für seine Gäste hier anscheinend nicht leisten möchte.- Überlastung: es gibt mehrere riesige Parkplätze mit geschätzt 1000 Stellplätzen. Wir waren im Winter mit etwa 50 anderen Autos da. Ich fand es noch in Ordnung aber es wurde teilweise schon voll. Wie ist das hier wohl mit der zehnfachen Gästezahl und Busgruppen?- Die Gärtner reinigen die Statuen mit einem Hochdruckreiniger! Ob das gut ist für feine Steinmetzarbeiten im leicht verwitternden Tuffstein?- Der Park ist nur teilweise barrierefrei. Es gibt im Großen und Ganzen vier Ebenen. Mit einem Rollstuhl kann man das dritte Level von oben nutzen und etwa 20 % der Statuen erreichen bzw. sehen. Die bekannten Objekte sind fast alle nicht dabei. Die liegen tiefer und es müssen Treppen überwunden werden.Das ist sehr schade und in meinen Augen unnötig. Natürlich ist die Anlage empfindlich. Es ist aber auch in großen Teilen eine Rekonstruktion, die man sicher geringfügig anpassen kann ohne ihren Wert zu mindern.Die zugängliche Ebene ist dafür ein schönes Beispiel: Es gibt einen großen Platz, mit schönem Ausblick nach unten. Der ist aber geringfügig tiefer angelegt, als der Rest der Ebene. Für einen Rollstuhl ist dieser Platz leuder unerreichbar. Eine einzige, kleine Holzrampe würde aber schon ausreichen ihn befahren zu können.Dazu liegt der Park in einer weitläufigen, ungestalteten Landschaft. Würde man diese Umgebung mit einbeziehen, könnte man ohne Änderungen des Parkplans behindertengerechte Umgehungen schaffen. Mit einfachen, weiten Rundwegen außen herum. Dann wären nahezu alle Statuen für Rollifahrer zugänglich.(Translated by Google)An exciting facility. Nothing remains of the garden itself. It fell into disrepair over centuries and was literally dug up again. The planting is new. Only the stone elements are original, although their original arrangement is partly unknown.The statues are very eccentric and individual. The creator of the park must have been an extraordinary man. Tuff monsters have inspired numerous modern artists and are special and unique.But there are also some disadvantages:- very unfriendly staff at the checkout. You have to endure nasty looks if you want to buy a ticket on a less-crowded winter day and the lady at the ticket office has to briefly interrupt her private phone call to do so.- Completely overpriced. I think €13 is a hell of a lot.- Poorly made souvenirs. I like to buy information books in gardens. The book about the park is of very low quality. The binding falls apart the second time you read it. The paper on the envelope is too thick. It is inflexible and when you leaf through the book it doesn't bend, but rather bends. The translation is not even at native language level. The book contains almost no text. The photos in the book are of poor quality and noticeably pixelated. The format is just over A5. It seems as if when the book was being created, you noticed 15 minutes before the print job that all the pictures were missing and then someone was quickly sent around the park with an old cell phone to take a few photos everywhere as you went through.- On the subject of languages: the park is internationally known and a main destination for tourists throughout the region. There are over 1000 parking spaces in front of the entrance. Why isn't there even a single DIN A4 flyer in German? Why does the only German-language book about the park have to contain English and not even be professionally translated? It contains often very strange word choices and grammatical errors.15 minutes away, in Ferento, is an almost unvisited archaeological site. It is looked after by volunteers and the visit is free. Nobody there could speak a word of German. Nevertheless, they managed to create a professional and lovingly designed German flyer at C2 level.It's a pretty weak picture that you don't seem to want to make this small, one-off effort for your guests here.- Congestion: there are several huge parking lots with an estimated 1000 spaces. We were there in the winter with about 50 other cars. I thought it was still okay but it was already getting full at times. What is it like here with ten times the number of guests and bus groups?- The gardeners clean the statues with a pressure washer! Is this good for fine stone carving work in easily weathered tuff?- The park is only partially barrier-free. There are broadly four levels. With a wheelchair you can use the third level from the top and reach or see around 20% of the statues. Almost all of the well-known objects are not included. They are deeper and stairs have to be overcome.This is a shame and, in my opinion, unnecessary. Of course the system is sensitive. But it is also largely a reconstruction that can certainly be slightly adjusted without reducing its value.The accessible level is a nice example of this: there is a large square with a beautiful view downwards. But it is slightly deeper than the rest of the level. This place is unfortunately inaccessible for a wheelchair. A single, small wooden ramp would be enough to drive on it.The park is located in a spacious, undeveloped landscape. If this environment were taken into account, disabled-accessible bypasses could be created without changing the park plan. With simple, wide circular paths around the outside. Then almost all statues would be accessible to wheelchair users.

It's a beautiful park, but the entry is overpriced in my opinion, dogs can not enter, but there is a free kennel with lock provided.

Very nice place to visit and enjoy the day. A combination of nature and art, an amazing combination of love to the nature and creativity. The entrance by May 23rd is a bit expensive (13€) but at the end it is fair to keep the place.

It's a nice park to visit for a stroll when the weather is nice. I wasn't too impressed by the statues (most are in a deteriorated state) and information provided about the works is minimal. So it's more of a walk in the park than visiting a museum. With some creativity and imagination there is some fun to be found, depending who you're with.

A great park with lots to see, filled with fruit and nut trees. A great experience for anyway, preferably when there are no school trips happening (there were 2 on the day of my visit). It would be better of the statue/monuments had signage with qr codes and audio guides or signage.

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Località Giardino, 01020 Bomarzo VT, Italy

Used only the pool. Great to jump in on hot day. The smell of Sulphur is present but not overbearing. There are also showers and changing rooms which is useful.

It is a really nice place to spend a day out. Just something very important to improve t'he restaurant , slowly and finally can not seves what you asked .

Very nice local alternative to go to the beach. Clean, calm, spacious, green and with a very large pool. Even lovely massage-waterfalls to releave stressed shoulders. Recommended.

Nice relaxing place to get regenareted.There is a cafe and a restaurant 👍🏻

Great place, sulfuric waters. Huge swimming pool. The staff are great. Easy to go and affordable.

Today is September 14th. The Terms are supposed to be open until mid September but were closedWe had called at 9am before leaving for Orte and the answering machine said: in this moment we are not available. They didn't say that they are closed and not available for the next 8 months which is certainly not just a moment. Not a nice way to treat visitors

The greenery around the pool which is roomy too

It is not expensive, has a restaurant and a bar and also a nice environment

Excellent for Family and Friends.Grass and service as you like.It's possible to do jumping in the water

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Strada Bagno, 9, 01028 Orte VT, Italy

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One of the nice places you can visit in the area.Orvieto has another city underground, under houses and the whole city.It is a nice story behind this place.It is good to visit and enjoy history and the life of people there, years back.

A public tour of a few tunnels beneath Orvieto. Knowledgeable tour guide, need to be pretty mobile to access the tunnels.The one drawback was they limit the tour to 2 tunnel complexes on the outskirts of town. While the entire city has tunnels breath it, you can only access these two from the tour.

Part of the Orvieto Carta Unica (9 museums and historical sites in one entry pass), the guided tour at Orvieto underground is fantastic.The history of these carved out spaces from Etruscan times, through medieval uses and reuses up to 20th century use as bomb shelters, is remarkable.Our guide, Marta, was extremely engaging and did a terrific job of explaining the history. She painted eloquent pictures of what it might have been like for miners in the tunnels. The history of "pigeonholes" was eye-opening, and the explanation of why pigeons weren't present now in these spaces was surprising (spoilers - predation).Some spaces are small and some stairs irregular, but again, Marta outlined what was coming each time.Whether you choose to get the Carta Unica and aim for all, or just choose a few, Orvieto underground is well worth considering!

Very interesting tour. We bought tickets after we arrived in Orvieto for the day and waiting about 30 minutes for our English-speaking tour to begin. We had around 25 people in our tour group so that wasn’t too bad. The tour itself took about an hour and was very informative about the city and the underground that had been built.

A very interesting place and a very good guide. She told a lot of interesting information and made it concise and clear. Got to know about the history of Orvieto's underground. Price is 7eur per person.

Interesting and informative underground cave tour. Need to purchase ticket with guided tour next to the information centre.

This tour was quite informative and extremely interesting. Definitely worth the time and expense. Some parts of the tour included steep steps and small rooms. Nothing too challenging though. Just the right length of time too. Enjoy!!!

Great tour! Besides the impressive caves, what I found most impressive was the view on route to the underground. The guide was also excellent in explaining the history and background.There are a few steps to go up and down. Please be careful. Also you need to book the tour in advance. You can’t just show up for the tour.

We learned so much on our underground tour! We loved our guide and her passion for history. A must do while visiting Orvieto - a beautiful city with such a fascinating history. I highly recommend spending an hour or so of your day and enjoying this tour. Call for a reservation ahead of time!

This is worth every penny of the 5€ to enter. It is amazing what we as humanity have build centuries ago. This is one of those places. You enter and decend a long old stone stare well while seeing people go up, you each have your own walk way as the design is perfect. It is just a thing you have to see once in your life! Toss a penny in the well for good luck.

Très intéressant. Un peu court, mais vu que les caves ne sont pas connectées c'est difficile de faire plus.(Translated by Google)Very interesting. A little short, but since the cellars are not connected it's difficult to do more.

Senior rate 6€, about 1 hr in duration. The guide brought the group of about 16 to two caves and explained the purpose and many details of the history. The brochures and website didn’t seem to agree on when the English language tours were, so I’d recommend just visiting when the ticket office opens (Duomo square) and ask, then choose your tour time and if it’s later in the day, take the city bus to the Fortress or walk!Also, regarding accessibility, one of the caves was relatively easy to navigate, only 5 steps or so. The other cave included very steep steps- probably not accessible for someone with a cane or mobility issues.

Fascinating. Be prepared to climb up and down very narrow stairways. Obviously, not for the claustrophobic.

Visual artifact-based history lesson was interesting and memorable. Glad we went. (No need to go again). Not a cave system - really a set of “cave basements” but interesting nonetheless. And dry during the rainstorm!

Highly recommended tour (you can't go without a guide and a small group) in the caves below the city.Interesting history and also a great escape from the sun in hot summer days.Ticket is only 7 Eur.Enjoy!

Buy tickets in advance. Can request English speaking tour. Guide was entertaining. Walk lasted an hour. Enjoyed it.

You must book in advance. You visit as part of an organised tour that lasts about an hour.Our guide was very good - knowledgeable and informative which made for an excellent tour . The caves we visited were extensive and their history fascinating, parts going back to the Etruscan’s. The pace of the tour was easy going so there was plenty of time look around and take in the sites.

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Piazza del Duomo, 23, 05018 Orvieto TR, Italy

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Spectacular building! Very unique. Much of the attraction can be seen from the outside but I think the €5 entrance ticket is worth it as the altar, chapels and organ inside are beautiful. Nicely preserved frescos. The entrance ticket also gains you access to a small museum and the space below the church. The highlight of Orvieto.

We walked through one of the side streets and notice this incredible building, a wow moment, it really takes you back. Taking in the outside view was just amazing. The ticket office for entry is in front of the main building, show your ticket on entry to the guard and he will scan it and allow you entry. The Duomo is as impressive inside as out. To gain access to all of the Duomo, once you have existed the main building, on the left hand side you will find another door, this allows you access to the partitioned off section in the main building, strange as this isn’t guarded for entry.

A magnificent church as main feature of this medieval city, with splendid architecture and beautiful surrounding buildings of the time. The black-white layered marble throughout the facade gives it a majestic character found in similar Tuscan cities.

What an incredible church! Very unique blend of two different styles. The chisel is very ornate with many beautiful paintings. If you are in Orvieto, this is a must see! Nominal fee to enter

Very beautiful Duomo / cathedral steeped in history and art. Can see the alabaster windows and stained glass inside. Floor is not the original mosaic like in Siena. The facade is gorgeous for those who don't want to pay the 5€ fee. But fee also included inside art painting and sculptures, tombs underground and Orvieto tunnels tour. Light a candle.

Absolutely beautiful cathedral in the heart of Orvieto. A must visit when in Orvieto. But be respectful. Shorts and dresses must be to your knees and shoulders must be covered to be admitted. Hats for men AND women are to be removed before entering.

The cathedral flagstone was laid on 13 November 1290 but work (reconstruction, redesign) continued into the 20th century. In fact, the beautiful bronze doors were added in 1970.The side walls, alternating layers of local white travertine and blue-grey basalt stone are a stark, but beautiful contrast to the glittering gold-accented front facade.Unfortunately, we could not enter the church owing to a funeral.A large rose window and golden mosaics, and a wealth of sculpture festoon the front. The cathedral has five bells, dating back to the Renaissance.

Very beautiful cathedral. Worth to go inside.Should check the opening hours, they change throughout the year.At summer it closes at 19:00

THE BIGGEST CHURCH I'VE EVER SEEN ATOP A MOUNTAIN!!!!!Orvieto was really something to see the town is atop a mountain they have a cable lift up mountain and on top you can take a ride on a trolley that takes you to different parts of Orvieto. Each hamlet has its own flavor, even a mid evil section ! But when you come to this church, it's mind-blowing! Beautiful! We took the trenetia train from Rome for about an hour twenty minutes. Great place to get out of Rome for a day. You will love it! Just be aware of the train schedule tricky. The trolley is 9 euro and lift two and half euro well worth it.

Magnificent! But the outside surrounding is just not on a level worthy of such magnificent building. There should be a park around with sitting benches etc. Not empty stone, where you can fry eggs on the floor during summer...Otherwise the whole city is so beautiful, peaceful, not crowded, with small tasteful shops where you can buy really nice and worthy craftmanship of all kinds and for all tastes. Also the food is upper level local food, anywhere you go.This is a real revelation in comparison to the horrible tourist infested Rome and Napoli.

A very impressive gothic cathedral. Free parking space nearby. Not very crowded.

The approach to the Duomo is spectaular! The external facade is one of the most impressive through Europe. Unfortunately, a number of the painted walls have deteriorated but the wall and ceiling paintings in the small chapel is amazing. The only downside is there is very little information in English..

Wow wow wow! This is a true beauty. Please go see this if you’re in the area. It is in my top 3 of all “Dom’s” in Italy, the design is absolutely insane and to think it took 300 years to build. I’m so thankful my friend dragged me out here and to the well. Worth it for a day trip 100%

Wirklich eine der schönsten Kirchen und unbedingt auch das Innere besuchen mit der Brizio-Kapelle und den realistischen Fresken von Luca Signorelli! Tickets gibt es gegenüber, für Behinderte kostenlos.Die Geschichten der Bibel wie in einem riesigen farbenglühenden Bilderbuch aus der Zeit der Gotik!(Translated by Google)Truly one of the most beautiful churches and be sure to visit the interior with the Brizio Chapel and the realistic frescoes by Luca Signorelli! Tickets are available opposite, free for disabled people.The stories of the Bible like in a huge, colorful picture book from the Gothic period!

We returned to see any changes since our initial visit in 2021. The only difference I noticed was the addition of a cost to visit the dome - disappointing. It isn't much (€5), but enough to discourage us from entering.The walk from the visitor center to the duomo is quite the treat. You trek through the winding streets and alleys, passing by numerous stores, restaurants, and galleries. You end up coming g to a piazza which opens up onto this enormous duomo surrounded by cafest/restaurants - it is a wonderful site. If you have the time, I definitely recommend making the effort to visit.

For a small town the Duomo in Orvieto is the center piece and, with the exception of Brunelleschi's dome, is a rival to the fabulous Duomo in Florence.We went in using the Carta Unica (a prepaid ticket that gets you into a large number of the main tourist attractions) but tickets can be purchased from the ticket office opposite.The frescos are excellent but it is difficult to see them well as access is limited.You can see inside part without paying if you visit the chapel on the left hand side (as you look at it) follow the wall all the way down to a door at the bottom. This gives you entrance to the chapel. Even if you have purchased a ticket you need to go outside again and use this door to view it.Overall an exceptional work of art the Duomo is a must even if you are visiting for the day.

One of the most beautiful cities and cathedrals. It is so stunning. Spend a day seeing Orvieto. 😍

Sehr schön einen Besuch wert die Historische Altstadt ist sehr schön . So wie man sich Italien vorstellt(Translated by Google)Very nice, worth a visit, the historic old town is very beautiful. Just like you imagine Italy

Highly well preserved Duomo, 5 euros per ticket to enter.

Wonderful experience! Such a fun visit with so many details to look at. The gift shop is nice too with reasonably priced touristy things. This place is absolutely stunning from inside and out!

Possibly one of the most impressive cathedrals in Italy - With it’s breathtaking facade and prominent location / stunning. Also the frescos and stained glass are perfectly preserved/restored. Also Attending a concert here can be a life-changing experience.

I was impressed by the scales of the cathedral. The art inside can be compared with Milan's cathedral. Number 1 to visit in Orvieto.

We went on Friday afternoon in May 2024. You will need to get a ticket from the book store it's directly across the square from the Church. The cost was €5.00Euros per person and don't forget to get a pamphlet that will explain some of the parts of the Church. Compared to Florance,Rome and Chinquiterra Orvieto was not crowded at all. If you are going to arrive by train you will need to catch a shuttle bus to the town. I don't know the cost. We had a car and we paid a little over €5.00 to park for several hours. Within the parking garage there is an elevator and an escalator to take you to the top.If you drive do not enter the city with your car. It is a limited traffic zone. Hope this helped!

Nestled in a quaint little hill town, this duomo is spectacular.What is the difference between a cathedral and a Duomo? They are in fact one and the same!Duomo is an Italian word for cathedral, which is a Catholic church where the bishop resides.I would not like to live in a world without cathedrals. I need their beauty and grandeur. I need their imperious silence. I need it against the witless bellowing of the barracks yard and the witty chatter of the yes-men. I want to hear the rustling of the organ, this deluge of ethereal notes. I need it against the shrill farce of marches.Pascal Mercer

I was there for a brief excursion in 2023 and decided I had to go back to explore and learn more so we stayed four days in a 1000 year old B&B and fully explored and discovered so much more of the town as well as " The tunnels" The cathedral is simply incredible, we enjoyed Easter services there too.

Awesome experience. You will be amazed with the beauty inside. It’s so picturesque and something to see. Make sure to see the organ and pipes up front. I can only imagine hearing it played. The stained glass windows offer some great photos. Take time to reset your own mindset before you exit.

Wow! What an incredible church. It is so massive and huge and absolutely beautiful. Highly recommend coming here. It also houses the miracle of Bolsena.

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Piazza del Duomo, 26, 05018 Orvieto TR, Italy

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Spectacular building! Very unique. Much of the attraction can be seen from the outside but I think the €5 entrance ticket is worth it as the altar, chapels and organ inside are beautiful. Nicely preserved frescos. The entrance ticket also gains you access to a small museum and the space below the church. The highlight of Orvieto.

We walked through one of the side streets and notice this incredible building, a wow moment, it really takes you back. Taking in the outside view was just amazing. The ticket office for entry is in front of the main building, show your ticket on entry to the guard and he will scan it and allow you entry. The Duomo is as impressive inside as out. To gain access to all of the Duomo, once you have existed the main building, on the left hand side you will find another door, this allows you access to the partitioned off section in the main building, strange as this isn’t guarded for entry.

A magnificent church as main feature of this medieval city, with splendid architecture and beautiful surrounding buildings of the time. The black-white layered marble throughout the facade gives it a majestic character found in similar Tuscan cities.

What an incredible church! Very unique blend of two different styles. The chisel is very ornate with many beautiful paintings. If you are in Orvieto, this is a must see! Nominal fee to enter

Very beautiful Duomo / cathedral steeped in history and art. Can see the alabaster windows and stained glass inside. Floor is not the original mosaic like in Siena. The facade is gorgeous for those who don't want to pay the 5€ fee. But fee also included inside art painting and sculptures, tombs underground and Orvieto tunnels tour. Light a candle.

Absolutely beautiful cathedral in the heart of Orvieto. A must visit when in Orvieto. But be respectful. Shorts and dresses must be to your knees and shoulders must be covered to be admitted. Hats for men AND women are to be removed before entering.

The cathedral flagstone was laid on 13 November 1290 but work (reconstruction, redesign) continued into the 20th century. In fact, the beautiful bronze doors were added in 1970.The side walls, alternating layers of local white travertine and blue-grey basalt stone are a stark, but beautiful contrast to the glittering gold-accented front facade.Unfortunately, we could not enter the church owing to a funeral.A large rose window and golden mosaics, and a wealth of sculpture festoon the front. The cathedral has five bells, dating back to the Renaissance.

Very beautiful cathedral. Worth to go inside.Should check the opening hours, they change throughout the year.At summer it closes at 19:00

THE BIGGEST CHURCH I'VE EVER SEEN ATOP A MOUNTAIN!!!!!Orvieto was really something to see the town is atop a mountain they have a cable lift up mountain and on top you can take a ride on a trolley that takes you to different parts of Orvieto. Each hamlet has its own flavor, even a mid evil section ! But when you come to this church, it's mind-blowing! Beautiful! We took the trenetia train from Rome for about an hour twenty minutes. Great place to get out of Rome for a day. You will love it! Just be aware of the train schedule tricky. The trolley is 9 euro and lift two and half euro well worth it.

Magnificent! But the outside surrounding is just not on a level worthy of such magnificent building. There should be a park around with sitting benches etc. Not empty stone, where you can fry eggs on the floor during summer...Otherwise the whole city is so beautiful, peaceful, not crowded, with small tasteful shops where you can buy really nice and worthy craftmanship of all kinds and for all tastes. Also the food is upper level local food, anywhere you go.This is a real revelation in comparison to the horrible tourist infested Rome and Napoli.

A very impressive gothic cathedral. Free parking space nearby. Not very crowded.

The approach to the Duomo is spectaular! The external facade is one of the most impressive through Europe. Unfortunately, a number of the painted walls have deteriorated but the wall and ceiling paintings in the small chapel is amazing. The only downside is there is very little information in English..

Wow wow wow! This is a true beauty. Please go see this if you’re in the area. It is in my top 3 of all “Dom’s” in Italy, the design is absolutely insane and to think it took 300 years to build. I’m so thankful my friend dragged me out here and to the well. Worth it for a day trip 100%

Wirklich eine der schönsten Kirchen und unbedingt auch das Innere besuchen mit der Brizio-Kapelle und den realistischen Fresken von Luca Signorelli! Tickets gibt es gegenüber, für Behinderte kostenlos.Die Geschichten der Bibel wie in einem riesigen farbenglühenden Bilderbuch aus der Zeit der Gotik!(Translated by Google)Truly one of the most beautiful churches and be sure to visit the interior with the Brizio Chapel and the realistic frescoes by Luca Signorelli! Tickets are available opposite, free for disabled people.The stories of the Bible like in a huge, colorful picture book from the Gothic period!

We returned to see any changes since our initial visit in 2021. The only difference I noticed was the addition of a cost to visit the dome - disappointing. It isn't much (€5), but enough to discourage us from entering.The walk from the visitor center to the duomo is quite the treat. You trek through the winding streets and alleys, passing by numerous stores, restaurants, and galleries. You end up coming g to a piazza which opens up onto this enormous duomo surrounded by cafest/restaurants - it is a wonderful site. If you have the time, I definitely recommend making the effort to visit.

For a small town the Duomo in Orvieto is the center piece and, with the exception of Brunelleschi's dome, is a rival to the fabulous Duomo in Florence.We went in using the Carta Unica (a prepaid ticket that gets you into a large number of the main tourist attractions) but tickets can be purchased from the ticket office opposite.The frescos are excellent but it is difficult to see them well as access is limited.You can see inside part without paying if you visit the chapel on the left hand side (as you look at it) follow the wall all the way down to a door at the bottom. This gives you entrance to the chapel. Even if you have purchased a ticket you need to go outside again and use this door to view it.Overall an exceptional work of art the Duomo is a must even if you are visiting for the day.

One of the most beautiful cities and cathedrals. It is so stunning. Spend a day seeing Orvieto. 😍

Sehr schön einen Besuch wert die Historische Altstadt ist sehr schön . So wie man sich Italien vorstellt(Translated by Google)Very nice, worth a visit, the historic old town is very beautiful. Just like you imagine Italy

Highly well preserved Duomo, 5 euros per ticket to enter.

Wonderful experience! Such a fun visit with so many details to look at. The gift shop is nice too with reasonably priced touristy things. This place is absolutely stunning from inside and out!

Possibly one of the most impressive cathedrals in Italy - With it’s breathtaking facade and prominent location / stunning. Also the frescos and stained glass are perfectly preserved/restored. Also Attending a concert here can be a life-changing experience.

I was impressed by the scales of the cathedral. The art inside can be compared with Milan's cathedral. Number 1 to visit in Orvieto.

We went on Friday afternoon in May 2024. You will need to get a ticket from the book store it's directly across the square from the Church. The cost was €5.00Euros per person and don't forget to get a pamphlet that will explain some of the parts of the Church. Compared to Florance,Rome and Chinquiterra Orvieto was not crowded at all. If you are going to arrive by train you will need to catch a shuttle bus to the town. I don't know the cost. We had a car and we paid a little over €5.00 to park for several hours. Within the parking garage there is an elevator and an escalator to take you to the top.If you drive do not enter the city with your car. It is a limited traffic zone. Hope this helped!

Nestled in a quaint little hill town, this duomo is spectacular.What is the difference between a cathedral and a Duomo? They are in fact one and the same!Duomo is an Italian word for cathedral, which is a Catholic church where the bishop resides.I would not like to live in a world without cathedrals. I need their beauty and grandeur. I need their imperious silence. I need it against the witless bellowing of the barracks yard and the witty chatter of the yes-men. I want to hear the rustling of the organ, this deluge of ethereal notes. I need it against the shrill farce of marches.Pascal Mercer

I was there for a brief excursion in 2023 and decided I had to go back to explore and learn more so we stayed four days in a 1000 year old B&B and fully explored and discovered so much more of the town as well as " The tunnels" The cathedral is simply incredible, we enjoyed Easter services there too.

Awesome experience. You will be amazed with the beauty inside. It’s so picturesque and something to see. Make sure to see the organ and pipes up front. I can only imagine hearing it played. The stained glass windows offer some great photos. Take time to reset your own mindset before you exit.

Wow! What an incredible church. It is so massive and huge and absolutely beautiful. Highly recommend coming here. It also houses the miracle of Bolsena.

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While this is essentially a long walk down a well, then a long walk up, it is still an interesting site to visit. The view looking up is quite unique, while the clarity of the water is stunning. It is amazing how well built some of these 15th and 16th C constructions are.

Another interesting and inexpensive adventure. I did not do the complete walk down approximately 500 steps. Down would have been fine but coming back up would not be as fun.

Something different and fun to do on your visit to Orvieto. Wouldn’t miss it if you are already in the city to see the duomo. Neat and well preserved, you start at the top of the well, walk down, and then walk back up. Roughly 250 steps each way. If you are claustrophobic, scared of heights, or not able to walk up that number of steps alse keeping in mind it can be damp and you should be careful of your footing, it may not be for you, but there are still beautiful views. Tickets to go in the well are €5. They did seem to keep good moderation of the number of people inside at once so it did not get too crowded, great for both heat and covid reasons.

Absolut erlebenwert! Für 5 € darf man 248 Stufen hinab und 249 wieder hinaufsteigen.Die Stufen sind allesamt nach unten geneigt und haben eine Höhe von ca. 12-13 cm.Hinab- und Hinaufsteigende Personen begegnen sich nicht!Auf dem Boden des Brunnens liegen massenweise Münzen im klaren Wasser.(Translated by Google)Absolutely worth experiencing! For €5 you can go down 248 steps and go up 249 again.The steps are all sloping downwards and have a height of approx. 12-13 cm.People descending and ascending do not meet each other!There are tons of coins in the clear water at the bottom of the fountain.

A unique experience climbing down and up the double helix staircases. It’s very cool and damp inside, great for a hot summer day. It’s one-of-kind spot that we have seen in Italy.

Great attraction in the city of Orvieto, it's a deep well with round stairs (people said around 500 steps each way lol) but it's so interesting! The ticket is 5€, reduced to 3.50 for groups of 6 or over. In my opinion is worth the visit :)

Nice concept of historical design, the design and the story will amuse you. One of the stories i heard is that there is two ways of the stairs because one is the way up and the other is to go down they made it like this so that the donkeys won't get on eachothers way.

Wow! Don’t miss it! The well is a fascinating piece of architecture. Before you enter, know that it is one way down, down, down, down, down…to the very bottom before you can go back up in the second staircase that pairs the descent - it’s amazing! Worth a visit if you don’t mind a lot of stairs, heights (yes, heights) and dark passages (Disclaimer: my claustrophobia clicked in and I only made it partway down before heading up the downwards staircase against the flow of visitors and pushing myself out the one way entry. Couldn’t do it but I still think the place is awesome).

Brilliant "detour" while in Orvieto. Highly recommend taking the trip down to the bottom and back up. The design of the well is cool, and was fun to experience the "double helix" in person. Also nice and refreshing on the way down as you get to enjoy the dampness and coolness which is in stark contrast to the heat above (July time).Make sure to get your tickets to enter BEFORE you go all the way to the well. It's about 50m up the hill from the site.

What an unexpected stop. The well is located just out of the city center. Be prepared to walk. The stairs steps down make for sone quick pictures of the view to the well. The climb up is something different- prepare to stop and let those legs rest. You can will work up s sweat.

An excellent interlude and most interesting well - fair walk down stairs only for the fit amongst us. Highly recommended

Amazing man made well with plenty of history. Would suggest to read the history before you go as there wasn't much available on site. There was no reading material inside the well- so you literally walk down then back up. Flash- tour over! But still worth exploring

Great site to visit if you're interested in history and technology. Seeing the place takes around 15 minutes but it's worth the visit.

Impressive place, always wanted to see this. One more thing ticked from the bucket list.

A large well with two easy staircases, one to go down and another to go up. A perfect one way system. When I say easy, I mean the height of the steps isn't great but be aware that there are a lot of them, 248 I recall.

Unique in its shape and therefore unmissable, this well where once the mules descended using one of the two spiral staircases invented by Antonio da Sangallo to fill the bags of water and went up again using the other one in a one-way circuit.Its construction began in 1527 and lasted 10 years.Reaching the water descending the 248 steps can be a bit tiring but it is also possible to take a look only at the upper part where there is more light and go back without reaching it.Entry costscosts €5 but for €25 it is also possible to buy the cumulative ticket "ORVIETO CARTA UNICA" which also allows you to enter the Cathedral, "Orvieto Underground", Necropolis of Crocifisso del Tufo, Torre del Moro, "Pozzo della Cava", National Archaeological Museum, Etruscan Museum of Faina, "MODO Museum".Near the well the remains of the Etruscan temple of Belvedere.Nice landscape from the terrace.

2 spiral strairs, one to get to the bottom and the other to return back , be prepared there's a lot of stairs.....aprox 230 stairs each way. Buy tickets from the office, from near the funicular before getting down.

Really interesting experience. 2 stairways...one down and one up and they follow the well wall but only meet at the bottom.Do not try this if you arenotfit enough. 248 steps each wayIt is a slog coming up...Tickets are available at the top of the finiculare

We visited the Well of St. Patrick. It cost 5 euro so it doesn’t break the bank. The construction is very interesting - one way down, cross the bridge and another way back up. Back in the day they had donkeys pull a cart down, fill the cart with water and the donkey would pull the cart back up. Today you walk down & back up. 247 steps down and 249 steps back to the top. About half way back up, you start wishing for that donkey cart to come along.You only need to visit the well once in a life time.

The Well of St. Patrick, located in Orvieto, Italy, is a hidden gem steeped in legend and history. According to local folklore, St. Patrick visited the site during his travels, blessing the well and leaving behind a sense of spiritual reverence. Nestled amidst lush greenery and ancient stone walls, the well exudes a sense of tranquility and mystery. Visitors can descend the narrow staircase to reach the well's crystal-clear waters, believed to possess healing properties. While the well itself may be small in scale, its significance in local lore and its peaceful ambiance make it a memorable stop for those exploring the rich cultural heritage of Orvieto.

This is one of the most interesting places we have visited in Orvieto. It is really a unique place and has not been to other places like this. We enjoyed the visit but there are quite a bit of steps to walk back up!

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Amazing place.A convent/church that has been revived by a genius architect and artist who built magnificent and creative theaters behind it.Unique. Wherever you look, you'll see another work of art.Entrance only on weekends by pre reservation.The tour (mandatory) is a bit too long, and *you can't* leave before it ends...

The place is interesting to visit. But the owner, who is also the guide, is not only very rude but also extremely vulgar. Parents with children who understand Italian should be aware!!

The nephew of the architect is as philosophical and talented as a shoe sole. His attempt at a crazy genius fails as you are forced to endure his spiel that is as deep as a puddle, as his jaw moves erratically and separate to his speech from years of particular fun that fueled his delusions of grandeur and deluded Nirvana state.The buildings are lovely, though. Wish I got to know more about them and the art.

PLEASE AVOID!Leaving one star because I can’t leave no stars. I don’t even know where to begin. We arrived after 11am on a Saturday morning (hadn’t checked the website as I always check opening times on google maps, perhaps my fault), and were rushed in by somebody standing at the gate to the property. Without explaining much, he told us it was 10€ per person, and we paid in cash. He locked the gate and told us to follow him. We arrived to an amazing amphitheater where there were about 100 people, half of them listening to an older guy speaking very loudly in Italian. It was no problem we didn’t understand half of it, at least we would get a tour of the place, or so we thought. He rambled for at least 45 min… not really sure if that was supposed to be a tour or what, but we decided we were not willing to spend the next hour listening to a mad man talking about the universe in the intense heat, without seeing any of the actual place! Worst 10€ spent, ever. Still, we thought we’d cut our losses and asked the man who we paid to let us in, to let us out. No big deal right? He told us to wait 5 min, which we did. After that, we asked again if we could leave. Very very quickly he got quite defensive, and said (not jokingly) he “might not let us out at all”. EXCUSE ME, WHAT? I’ve never ever experienced such awful customer care/experience. We can laugh about it now but panic was starting to set it, honestly. I was so ready to call the police when he started walking towards the exit. We followed him and thank god! What an absolute nightmare. We were finally free. I’m sure the place is amazing, and I would have loved to see more of it, but it’s really not worth dealing with such tw***. Spend your money somewhere else. In a pizza, a glass of wine, an aperol spritz or anywhere else where you’ll feel you’re actually treated with respect. PLEASE AVOID!!

Do not go. Tax scam artist.Cash only e no receipt given, the group had 100 people instead of 30 as advertised. The guide was talking nonsense pretending to be enlightened and playing the part of the misunderstood genius but his thinking was as deep as a puddle. It was a very sad show, which was to be expected considering the content of his website.To give you an example of his “genius” philosophy, let me quote one of the many pearls he shared with us “Do you know who controls the internet? The dark internet, the darkness controls everything. You are all controlled” (fake hysterical laugh).The place has potential and the experience could have been a pleasant and interesting show with surrealist metaphysics traits if actual knowledge was shared instead of a nonsensical rant.Additionally, nothing was explained in terms of the art and creation process. Tedious experience.

A truly unique experience. Amazing art installation used for commercials, product launches, and movies. The 'road' to get there is a bit rough but it's worth the trip!

It is worth to visit. Different original creations by Buzzi

Ein außergewöhnlicher und sehr interessanter Ort. Der derzeitige Besitzer, Marco Solari, der die Arbeiten nach den Plänen seines Onkels Tomaso Buzzi fortführte, machte die Führung persönlich - allerdings nur in italienischer Sprache. Es ist in jedem Fall sinnvoll, sich vorab zu informieren. Die Web-Seite von La Scarzuola hat ausführliche Erklärungen in italienischer und englischer Sprache, man findet aber auch viele Informationen in anderen Sprachen über das Internet.Vor einem Besuch muss man sich unbedingt telefonisch anmelden, da nur an bestimmten Tagen geöffnet ist (die Reservierung über die Web-Seite funktionierte nicht und zeigte auch falsche Termine!).Der Eintritt kostet 10€ pro Person und muss in bar gezahlt werden.(Translated by Google)An extraordinary and very interesting place. The current owner, Marco Solari, who continued the work according to the plans of his uncle Tomaso Buzzi, gave the tour personally - but only in Italian. In any case, it makes sense to find out more in advance. The La Scarzuola website has detailed explanations in Italian and English, but you can also find a lot of information in other languages ​​on the Internet.Before visiting, you must definitely register by phone, as it is only open on certain days (the reservation via the website did not work and also showed incorrect dates!).Entry costs €10 per person and must be paid in cash.

The architect Tomaso Buzzi is the creative mind who brought together historical styles, symbols, and quotes from the past in his designs for this aritecture park. Built on the ex-property of a Franciscan monestary. Our guide, the nephew of Buzzi, opened the visit by noting: "St. Francis was the first who used drugs" as a way to think about the way people use drugs today to change their perception of the world. The tour is in italian but there is someone on hand to help with English sums on the side. Group visit is big (c100 people) but the guide uses a speaker-microphone so it was easy to hear. Also, big open spaces and much freedom to walk around and take photos. It seemed to me many people in my group did not read about the site in advance OR were not open-minded enough to appreciate the site and the guide. I highly recommend the site for people who want to have an experience outside the norm of guided visits to art-gardens in Italy. Be sure to rsvp weeks in advance.

Very interesting stop in the middle of nowhere.

Amazing surreal place in the middle of nowhere. Despite all the complaints about the guide I thought it was fantastic and suit the uncommon nature of the place itself! He's a genius.

Incredible history of architecture and sculpture! Must visit but call and book in advance as they often don't take bookings/no last minute entries! 10euro per person

My #1 attraction in Umbria. An extraordinary fantasy created in the 20th century on the site of a Franciscan chapel created in the 14th. Must make an appointment for the guided tour in English, I promise you won't regret it!

A different experience into a place hidden from society and frozen in time. Not quite easy to reach but definitely worth it. The architecture is full of mystical symbols and the guide stories are both interesting and fun. Preorder are received by emails for groups of min 8 persons

Excellent choice,

Other than the museums and a few older churches this town doesn't offer much.

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The space is amazing! An old building where all the glassmaking happened in the past! Very well organized, but information written was all in Italian. Staff wasn’t much helpful explaining the museum to us, but we navigated through it just fine. It’s a shame there’s no glass making showcase itself.

Aucun intérêt. Aucune animation. Aucune vidéo. Pas d'explication. Juste un dépliant sommaire !! 4 € pour la prestation donnée, ça devrait être gratuit. Il y a bien mieux ailleurs !!!(Translated by Google)No interest. No entertainment. No video. No explanation. Just a summary leaflet!! €4 for the service given, it should be free. There is much better elsewhere!!!

Interesting for me, but most might be bored. Basically a display of what was. Seems like they could do more with the museum. A little hard to follow the process and I have worked in glass factories rebuilding the firebrick.

Very little glasswork and information.Only old green bottles, nothing else. Alsof very small place

El museo del Vidrio,un sitio ideal para las familiar, en el pueden ver elaboraciones con vidrio, las personas que aún trabajan y elaboran el vidrio, hay una sala de reuniones, es un sitio que a pesar de su tiempo, está bien cuidado y organizado(Translated by Google)The Glass Museum, an ideal place for families, where you can see glass making, the people who still work and make glass, there is a meeting room, it is a place that, despite its age, is well cared for and organized

Although small, I found this very interesting. We were spoiled as we were lucky enough to be guided around the museum as there is not much in English.

Interessante Location, leider in der museumsdidaktischen Umsetzung schwach(Translated by Google)Interesting location, unfortunately weak in terms of museum didactic implementation

Interesting tour and history of the area. Piegaro is a quaint stop.

Really interesting. Lovely space

(Translated by Google) Visited on various occasions, including the school trip. Beautiful museum, housed in the old glass factory, which was located in the center of the town. The casting of molten glass, now solidified, is characteristic. The guided tour and workshop done with the children were very interesting.(Original)Visitato in varie occasioni, tra le quali la gita scolastica. Museo bellissimo, ricavato nella vecchia vetreria, che si trovava nel centro del paese. Caratteristica la colata del vetro fuso, ormai solidificato. Molto interessante la visita guidata e il laboratorio fatto con i bambini.

Great expierience

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Pictoresque ruins, not many tourists, especially in the morning. However, the tables present dry facts and English translation is pretty poor. If you are not a historian, you will not learn much I feel. Also, although the opening hours begin from 8:30, your can buy tickets only from 9:30. You can buy online, but the website is not very good, so we waited for the staff to arrive.

One of the larger archaeological sites in the area with a lot of potential. Incredible to see almost no visitors at all (visited it twice, twice as good as the only visitors present!) while the infrastructure is present. Could use some maintenance though.

Eine durchaus interessante Ausgrabungsstätte in idyllischer Landschaft und schönen alten Bäumen. Besonders beeindruckend fand ich die Via Flaminia mit dem alten Steinpflaster, dem Stadttor am Ende und den beiden großen weitgehend erhaltenen Grabmälern.Am Eingang gibt es ein ganz kleines Museum und sogar eine Bar.(Translated by Google)A very interesting excavation site in an idyllic landscape and beautiful old trees. I found the Via Flaminia particularly impressive with the old stone pavement, the city gate at the end and the two large, largely preserved tombs.At the entrance there is a very small museum and even a bar.

Amazing experiences with some ancients structures 🗿Better than Pompei!PS be careful about this guy with sunglasses, he is observing people from hidden places 👀🤞🏻🤣

I loved Carsulae and the lady at the ticket office / museum was welcoming and very helpful. I definitely recommend visiting as, well as nearby Cesi.

Eine sehr schöne Ausgrabungsstätte. Alles sehr ordentlich gepflegt und sauber. Der Parkplatz ist in der Nähe und das Areal gut zu Fuß zu erreichen. Besonders gut ist es, dass eine passende App dafür gibt. Wenn man sich im Gelände bewegt kann man an den Hinweisschildern den Barcode Scannen und bekommt alles erklärt, auch in Englisch. Besonders beeindruckend sind die Bilder die dann angezeigt werden. Einige in VR Qualität aber alle so wie es mal ausgesehen haben kann. Ein Stern Abzug, Behindertenferecht wird nicht ordentlich gepflegt. Da hat man kein Vertrauen.(Translated by Google)A very beautiful excavation site. Everything was very well maintained and clean. The parking lot is nearby and the area is easy to reach on foot. It is particularly good that there is a suitable app for this. When you move around the area you can scan the barcode on the signs and get everything explained, even in English. The images that are then displayed are particularly impressive. Some in VR quality but all as they once looked. One star deducted, disabled access rights are not properly maintained. There is no trust there.

Antique and Amazing romanic village all to discover. Very cheep entrance €5! Suggested!!

Well worth a visit. Fascinating site with English placards.

It's a nice place but not free. Website states 3€ but it's 5€ per person

Great place to visit, not too busy

Amazing experience to walk in, around, and on Roman ruins from 300BC

Amazing archaeological site. Impressive. Very nice staff and available 3D reconstruction which will guide you touring the site

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All the little stores, cafe, and restaurants are so lovely in this piazza.

Amazing place, definitely must for Umbria visitors

Very nice attractive provincial town. Lots of good cafes and restaurants to satisfy your needs. Definitely worth a visit, they even installed a free shuttle bus to the piazza as the walk up the hill is quite tiring.3

Amazing turistica city situated on the hills serving you with amazing views of other surrounding villages. Here you live the historic story of the 90s and you see amazing ancient houses. All tourists should have a visit here

One of the best little towns I have visited in Italy.

Beautifult place and historic town. Just sit, relax and enjoy a glass of wine in this small cozy italian town.

Old Town with some interesting buildings and lots of alleyways to explore. Funicular out of action so free bus to town from parking area available.

Lovely main square full of life. On the south side is a gelateria so u can buy children's patience while u explore town 😎😎.

Todi is a hilltop town town in Umbria with amazing views . Since the centre of town is ZTL ( which means you have to park outside the walls and if you make the mistake of driving in, trust me, the fine will@arrive in the mail 🥲) Todi offers excellent options to get their visitors to the centre. Once parked in the Public paid parking there is either a shuttle bus every 15 minutes or a funicular into town, both of which are offered free.

Wunderbare Stadt, fantastische Panorama und Kathedrale(Translated by Google)Wonderful city, fantastic panorama and cathedral

Stunning medieval town, the main square is a gem with fully restored buildings. Beautiful town

The townsquare is offcourse fabulous, like all the squares in the old Italian towns. The town Todi as a whole is spectacular. A must visit, but the Piazza in it self is nothing special compared to all the other Piazzas in nearby towns. I'd say the connected Piazza Garibaldi is way nicer. It is smaller, has a really breathtaking view over the landscape beneath, and also a nice small cozy restaurant.

This is a beautiful medieval square in the middle of an idyllic town. Well worth the drive. Found parking in the adjacent Piazza Garibaldi, and driving around the narrow streets to get in and out was a good experience.

Piazza is beautiful, worth to visit

Beautiful, and a lovely walk around the town.

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06059 Todi PG, Italy

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Es gibt einige Gründe, warum man sich den Dom von Todi unbedingt ansehen sollte. Zum einen weil er als Herzstück der Stadt ganz erhaben am Ende einer massiven Travertintreppe liegt und man von dort einen wunderbaren Blick über die Piazza del Popolo genießen kann. Zum anderen weil er mit seiner quadratischen Frontfassade im lombardischen Stil und der schönen Fensterrosette auf den Überresten eines römischen Tempels ruht und nicht umsonst zu den geschützten italienischen Kulturdenkmälern zählt. Ich persönlich aber schaue ihn mir deshalb gerne immer wieder an, weil das Monumentalfresko, das im Innenbereich der Apsis gegenüberliegt, so faszinierend ist. Es zeigt fast eine Pop-Art-Version des 'Jüngsten Gerichts' des Malers Ferraù Fenzoni aus dem Jahr 1596 und ist stark von Michelangelo beeinflusst, der ja wiederum für seine überbordende Version in der Sixtinischen Kapelle auf Luca Signorellis Fresken im Dom von Orvieto zurückgriff. Am Ende ist eben - frei nach Pytagoras - doch der Mensch das Maß aller Dinge.(Translated by Google)There are a few reasons why you should definitely visit Todi Cathedral. On the one hand because, as the heart of the city, it is located in a sublime position at the end of a massive travertine staircase and from there you can enjoy a wonderful view over the Piazza del Popolo. On the other hand, because with its square front facade in Lombard style and the beautiful rose window it rests on the remains of a Roman temple and it is not for nothing that it is one of the protected Italian cultural monuments. Personally, I like to look at it again and again because the monumental fresco that faces the apse inside is so fascinating. It shows an almost pop art version of the 'Last Judgment' by the painter Ferraù Fenzoni from 1596 and is strongly influenced by Michelangelo, who in turn drew on Luca Signorelli's frescoes in the Cathedral of Orvieto for his exuberant version in the Sistine Chapel. In the end - according to Pytagoras - man is the measure of all things.

bijzondere mooie kerk, simpele buitenkant maar eenmaal binnen en je draait je om naar de deur dan zie je een prachtig geschilderde muur van 'het laatste oordeel'(Translated by Google)special beautiful church, simple exterior but once inside and you turn to the door you see a beautifully painted wall of 'the last judgment'

Impressive facade on the town square at the top pf a large flight of stairs which lead to an equally impressive interior with some beautiful works of art.

A beautiful church, with museum under the foundation, worth a visit

Über einer großzügigen Freitreppe gelangt der Besucher zum Dom. Die Fassade wirkt etwas kantig mit großer Fensterrose und kunstvoll verzierten Portal. Im Wesentlichen entstand der Dom im 13. Jh. Das Mittelschiff ruht auf 2 x 8 Säulen mit filigran gearbeiteten Kapitellen. Unbedingt betrachten -das reichlich verzierte Taufbecken (15.Jh.) mit der Darstellung eines Löwen sowie die Symbole der vier Evangelisten, Engel, Stier, Geflügelter Löwe, Greif. Über dem Altar befindet sich ein gemaltes Kreuz (13. Jh.). Ein Fresko über dem Eingang stellt das Jüngste Gericht (Maler Ferrao da Faenza 1596) lebendig dar(Translated by Google)Visitors reach the cathedral via a spacious staircase. The facade appears somewhat angular with a large rose window and ornate portal. The cathedral was essentially built in the 13th century. The central nave rests on 2 x 8 columns with filigree capitals. Be sure to see the richly decorated baptismal font (15th century) depicting a lion and the symbols of the four evangelists, angel, bull, winged lion, griffin. There is a painted cross (13th century) above the altar. A fresco above the entrance vividly depicts the Last Judgment (painter Ferrao da Faenza 1596).

Mooie cathedraal met muurschilderingen en verschillende stijlen plafond met groot kerkorgel.(Translated by Google)Beautiful cathedral with murals and different ceiling styles with a large church organ.

Delightful frescoe at the entrance

We recently attended Mass at the Cathedral (Duomo) in Todi, Italy. Todi is a medieval walled city in Umbria that date back to the Etruscans. The city has many attractions for those interested in the area history as well as good restaurants. After the service we met with the choir director and his family. It turned out the director's wife, Elisa Picchiotti, works at the museum and operates a tour guide company. Elisa remembered us from the museum in the Piazza del Popolo where she volunteers and we had recently visited. When we found out she did tours we quickly arranged a tour. Elisa grew up in Todi, is a university graduate an accomplished historian and is very passionate about Todi and the surrounding towns in Umbria. She speaks excellent English.Our walking tour included the Todi Cathedral, San Fortunato Church, the Piazza, Bishops palace, and generally the area around the city center of Todi. It included many fascinating details that most people would not ever notice such as the scandalous carvings on the entrance of the San Fortunato Church that have been there for centuries.Elisa was genuinely interested in making our visit to Todi memorable. I highly recommend her for a tour of Todi; visit her website todiguide.com for contact information and to see the other areas in Umbria that she will give tours.

Must see church in Todi

Schöne Kirche in Todi, die das zentrale Stadtbild auf dem Marktplatz bestimmt. Imposanter Treppenvorbau, der gerne als Sitzgelegenheiten genutzt wird. Das Innere der Kirche ist sehenswert.Abgeleitet ist der Kirchenname von einem der Beinamen der Jungfrau Maria.(Translated by Google)Beautiful church in Todi, which defines the central cityscape on the market square. Imposing stair porch that is often used as seating. The interior of the church is worth seeing.The church name is derived from one of the Virgin Mary's nicknames.

The jewel of Todi

It soars but doesn’t awe. Stark inside with a plain design. You know how they built it. Simply. Tour guide seem to struggle to keep their travelers interested.

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Piazza del Popolo, 1, 06059 Todi PG, Italy

A truly wonderful and, as the name suggests, small theatre situated in a typical and beautifully restored Umbrian hilltop town. The theatre hosts some spectacular shows and is well worth a visit, there are also guided tours with a full account of the history of the theatre. The theatre is also in need of as much support as possible so add this to your itinerary!

Lovely little theatre,literally! The smallest theatre I believe in Europe, has a great character. The theatre is so beloved by the surrounding village people and has been renovated multiple times to keep it in its original form. The tour is definitely worth going on and it helps keep them, to keep this theatre in its original glory.

Beautiful little theatre. A must if you’re in the vicinity!

The place is wonderful but nothing compared to the love and passion of the volunteers who work inside the structure. An incredible experience!

A wonderful place where Art lives, thanks to a group of people who maintain this little jewel up and running!

You really do need a car here it's up in the heavens , but visiting the old village is a must and go inside the tiny theatre it's fabulous

A little jewel of a theater, over 200 years old, built during the age of optimism. Not to be missed.

A gemSmallest theatre in the World, lovely place to visit. if nearby worth a visit

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Piazza del Teatro della Concordia, 4, 06057 Monte Castello di Vibio PG, Italy

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Fantastic place. We'll worth hiring boat and go round lake

It’s a nice lake to look at, but not to swim in. Fist of all, it’s a challenge to find a nice place to enter the water without walking through a swamp. Secondly, the water is murky, smelly and shallow. I’m a huge fan of natural lakes but when here, I (unfortunately) preferred the touristic swimming pools.

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I had a pontoon boat out on Trasimeno during 10 years. Loved it, many experiences & events happened on most trips.

Beautiful area! We had an AirBNB VILLA that over looked the Lake and it was a stunning view.

This place feels as a second home for us. The magic lake, breathtaking sunsets, and the not so touristic area, makes you feel as a local among locals.

Lake Trasimeno, Italy's fourth-largest lake, is a stream-fed body of water surrounded by vineyards, olive trees, and old castles. It offers freshwater fish and fishing, as well as all the water sports one can handle. With swimming-safe waters, a 50-kilometer bike path around the lake promoting exploration, and a natural park that encompasses the entire lake, this is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts.If you want a very relaxing and laid back holiday in Italy then consider this area. Out of the madding crowd but close enough to roam Umbria, Tuscany and Lazio for those more adventurous types. Highly recommended.

A magnific place where to pass your Italian holidays! Many restaurants, cafè lake view and boats to go to Islands! Cool for nature lovers and family with kids! 😉😊

Quite lake front towns , swimming point dotter around the edge , good for a dip on a hot day

Very beautiful, But unfortunately, the water is very dirty and too hot 🔥 Hopefully they can clean it because its worth it 🙏🏽

We were enroute to Assisi and stopped at the lake for coffee. We were there early in the morning so it was lovely and quiet and we enjoyed the sculptures. A very pretty setting and it is a pity we did not have time to take the boat across to the island.

Beautiful lake in the middle of breath taking Italian country.

Surely will come to Umbria once again…

I went there for a picnic tour. That lake is really amazing. I wanna go there again.

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Province of Perugia, Italy

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In my opinion it is a former interesting island 🥱Now unfortunately let go of his fate ! 😡Except the very short walk among the very few and fake fishermen's houses and some domestic pheasant that roam ... nothing can be defined as interesting.The now, old and illegible, information panels👎👎 scattered around the hill plus the lying one (the firstly on the left, explaining the inexistent flat path that circumnavigate the island perimeter...) explain very well the interest of the authorities in charge about this old former jewel.Shame❗

In 10 minutes, you can take a boat and visit the Island.It is nice, you can shop, you can eat or enjoy an ice cream.You can do a guided tour as well.It is nice to visit the place.

Erreichbar mit regelmäßigem Schiffsverkehr, kein Autoverkehr. Fuß- und Wanderwege zu einigen Zielen. Einkehr-Möglichkeiten. Info und kleines Museum in der Via Guglielmi gegenüber dem Schiffsanleger, links daneben öffentliche Toiletten ohne Toilettenpapier.(Translated by Google)Accessible by regular boat traffic, no car traffic. Footpaths and hiking trails to some destinations. Refreshment options. Information and small museum in Via Guglielmi opposite the jetty, to the left of it there are public toilets without toilet paper.

15 mins ferry from Tuoro Navaccia. Tickets 6 euros per person return. Perfect day trip on a sunny day. Population of the island is 35. Handful of beautiful restaurants, shops and a couple of amazing little churches. Walk the whole island within 30mins

Fürchterlich. Wenn man nach rechts geht, stinkt es ekelig. Die tausend Mücken machen sie Insel nicht schöner.Die Fahrt mit dem Schiff war schön.(Translated by Google)Terrible. If you go to the right, it smells disgusting. The thousands of mosquitoes don't make the island any more beautiful.The trip on the ship was nice.

Take the ferry from Castiglione del Lago to have a nice long trip across trasimeno lake

Ein sterbende Ort, schade das das Schloss und der Leuchtturm nicht besichtigt werden können wegen Restauration. Leider fehlen alle Hinweise das der Rundweg unterbrochen ist von beiden Seiten vor dem Schloss. Dadurch kann man das Schloss auf der Insel leider nicht aus der Nähe sehen. Die Fahrt über den See war sehr schön(Translated by Google)A dying place, it's a shame that the castle and the lighthouse cannot be visited due to restoration. Unfortunately, there is no evidence that the circular route is interrupted from both sides in front of the castle. Unfortunately, this means you cannot see the castle on the island up close. The trip across the lake was very beautiful

Es lohnt sich Definitiv auf die Insel zu fahren👍Die Natur und die Geschichte sind Sehens und Hörenswert 👍👍👍(Translated by Google)It's definitely worth going to the island👍The nature and history are worth seeing and hearing 👍👍👍

Nice little Island, nothing much to see but worth it for a nice boat trip.

Visited the island Maggiore today. Arrived by 10am on the Ferry. $7.50 euros round trip. Be sure to wear good shoes, once you leave the main paved streets of the fishing village it's all stone and dirt pathways that are steep. The views from the island were beautiful, unfortunately neither of the churches or buildings were open to view the fresco's inside. The castle gate was also locked up. I'm not sure if I was visiting too early in the day? I wasn't the only confused visitor either.The only buildings that were open were the restaurants and shops on the island. But I still enjoyed walking around the village and exploring the island trails. Lots of birds and wildlife.

Amazing

Regular ferries to a beautifully deserted island. There are cafes, restaurants and outlets for gelato.

Nice island, good for a short walk.

Das Lokal direkt an der Fähre, dort wo man Eis essen und kleine Gerichte bekommen kann ist ueberhaupt nicht zu empfehlen. Als deutscher Tourist wird man erst gar nicht bedient, sondern völlig ignoriert.Die oeffentliche Toilette ist furchtbar(Translated by Google)The restaurant right next to the ferry, where you can eat ice cream and get small dishes, is not recommended at all. As a German tourist you are not even served, but completely ignored.The public toilet is terrible

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06069 Tuoro sul Trasimeno, Province of Perugia, Italy

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Auch im Winter ist diese Seite vom See einen Ausflug wert. Sie werden mit einem tollen Blick auf den See belohnt. Die Gastronomie hat nur ein sehr eingeschränktes Angebot. Es gibt aber Kaffee, kalte Getränke und Eis aus der Truhe. Wenn Sie also in der Nähe sind, dann lohnt es für den Ausblick.(Translated by Google)This side of the lake is also worth a trip in winter. You will be rewarded with a great view of the lake. The catering industry only has a very limited offering. But there is coffee, cold drinks and ice cream from the chest. So if you're in the area then it's worth it for the view.

A green place, but not very landscaped or arranged, the lake is quite dirty and full of algae, and the beach seems to be made of dirt. on the lake you can go by boat to the island in the area.

Friendly place right on the banks of the Lago Trasimeno. Very casual, and inexpensive drink menu (4.5eu for compari spritz)

Die Bewertungen fällt nur wegen dem schlechten See so aus. Überall tote Fische da möchte ich weder schwimmen noch paddeln.(Translated by Google)The reviews are only that way because of the bad lake. Dead fish everywhere, I don't want to swim or paddle.

Is ok. Not spectacular.There are much better places to visit than this

We went expecting it to be a good beach to swim at, but it's very shallow and mucky. A good place to have an espresso and gelato, though, or take the ferry to Isola Maggiore.

Besides the pool and some night festivals, the staff is almost the worst. The bathrooms are also not cleaned, many spiders

You can visit free one of beautiful places

So quiet, maybe in summer it’s much crowded!

Bellllooo

Quirky lakeside statues

Schöne Kunst am leeren See(Translated by Google)Beautiful art on an empty lake

This is an open air installation in a park near the campground. Don’t go out of your way to visit.

Kurzer Stop am See mit dem Motorrad am Imbiss(Translated by Google)Short stop at the lake with the motorbike at the snack bar

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Via Navaccia, 06069 Tuoro Sul Trasimeno PG, Italy

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We took the tour. Family with young kids. Must say, a bit boring... can't feel the process of chocolate making. Nice guide with a little amount of information. Go there. Just if u r around...

Reserve your spot for the tour in advance. The prices of the stores are very good. We bought several chocolate boxes in there. The parking is good.

Video which you can watch at home. Mask mandate. Forced to buy for 50c, which you'll never actually need as you never encounter the factory workers. Waiting in a hall doing nothing... Impressed. Not!The guide was nice at least. Haha

We went there without any appointment. But lucky us, we still got a chance to join an Italian group to visit the factory. Although we don’t speak any Italian, the guide lady was super friendly and nice! She played an introduction video in English and explained to us in English as well. And the workers at the factory look so happy.Last but not least, the entire factory smells sooooooo yummy 😋Highly recommend to visit! We had a lot of fun there. Of course, it would be better to check their schedule before going, they have English tour as well.

Awesome place! We did a tour for 1.5hrs which covered a demonstration by a chocolatier, video, history explanation, museum tour, massive tasting and factory tour. Only 9 Euros, such an awesome value.

Great tour and history presentation of the Perugina and Baci brands. And yes they give samples. Bear in mind that we arrived at the off season so the tours were only in Italian, but I guess that when it gets busy there are English tours too.

We called their number and made a reservation for an English tour in advance. The entrance is closed from 1300h to 1400h (and they did not open it early despite seeing lots of us waiting outside in the sun).Adult tickets are €10 each; children accompanied by an adult are €8 (you buy tickets there).The 1400h tour started at 1412h. Our guide was Gloria, she speaks English very well, and was very friendly with the group.She gave a short introduction and then we watched a ten minute video about the history and how their chocolate is made (disappointing that Perugina company was taken over by Nestle). Then we had a five to ten minute period of sampling chocolate (four Baci, one dark OR milk chocolate egg, and one Milky Bar and one After Eight - seven chocolates in total).The group all went to the museum portion together where Gloria explained more of the history, etc... (probably about 15 minutes).Then we went to tour the factory (probably about 15 minutes). It was unfortunate that we didn't see the chocolate being made on the assembly line (nothing was coming out on the machines), but we did see the chocolate being boxed up.We got into their shop area just over an hour after the start of the tour (around 1530h).This is an ok thing if you're looking for something to do in the area, but not worth a special trip only for this IMO. They ramp up production in October for Easter (so you'd see the giant eggs being made with the surprise in the middle). The town has a chocolate festival in October as well.What ruined our experience (otherwise this would have been three stars), was there was a massive group (greater than 20 people, at least 12 of which were children ranging in age from toddler to about 10yo) who came in after the video, and were extremely loud. There was so much yelling, crying, children running around everywhere, it was hard to hear the guide, and if you happened to be more than three to five people behind the guide in the factory you could not hear her at all. Because of advance booking for the tour, this group should have been put by themselves. Our "original group" of about 15 people would've been great. If the factory is going to have groups greater than 15 people they should have head sets for everyone to be able to hear the guide, or simply keep the groups smaller and run more frequent tours.

An extensive tour of the famous ‘Baci’ chocolate factory and adjoining museum. Event (pre-booked on their website) starts off with a video feature, followed by some tasty chocolate samples, and a guided tour starting with an exhibition on how it all started, with an extensive display of the many products sold and on sale, ending with an overhead walk along the factory and a well-stocked shop with items for sale. All you chocolate lovers this is worth a visit to set you dreaming!

Nice visit and explanation. Would recommend to the team to make smaller tours and divide half of chocolate in the beginning and half in the end

If you visit perugia is a must experience!We had the pleasure of English guide and she explained everything sharing the passion for the company its values!We ate a lot of chocolates and we had the opportunity to buy some chocolate souvenirs on low price.The tickets were 8 euros as it was weekend and some production machines didn't operate. However it was a pleasant visit!

A tasty history and tour of the world's leading chocolateer. Brief and interesting video, tasty tasting treats followed by a very interesting tour of this gigantic and highly automated tour of a chocolate factory that would make Willie and the Wonka-heads proud.

Nice informative tour about the history of the chocolate factory, I like the museum part and the kids loves the tasting part😊. You can shop different kinds of chocolate

Worth visiting. There is a “baci” tasting included in the tour. You will get information about their history, visit a museum about the process of chocolate manufacturing and you will also see the automated manufactury process in the factory. Lady that cared about us during the tour was very kind and with good English pronunciation. You can also buy their products there for the best price.

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Viale S. Sisto, 207/C, 06132 Perugia PG, Italy

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Truly an amazing experience! Jessica, our host speaks fluent English, is very knowledgeable, and made the entire experience a lot of fun. We toured the vineyards and olive groves, the wine cellar, and the olive oil production. All of that was followed by the wine and olive oil tasting paired with delicious food. Very well worth our time and highly recommended.

Very friendly people who gave us a detailed and interesting explanation about their history, wines and olive oil. Delicious wine tasting with food pairing was the perfect ending.

Absolutely incredible winery! We have visited many wineries across Tuscany but Montioni was so personal and the service, wines, and tour were amazing! We had a five course lunch that was delicious meats, pasta, and a savory pork. All prepared on site by family, it had a great touch. The wine is so smooth and some of the best I have had from the region. Prices are unbeatable and it truly is a great buy. Highly recommend their location, tour, and wines!!!

Great experience! Absolutely recommended. The tour, the organization, the lunch (they say it's a light lunch, but believe me it's not 😁), the wines. So if you are in Umbria looking for an authentic experience don't hesitate to stop by.

Magnificent winery with very tasteful wines and very friendly and helpful staff ! We visited the winery in June 2020, during the corona crisis, but this was not a problem!The lady of the house gave us a lot of explanation and we could taste all the wines they are producing.The wines are delicious! We really recommend to pay a visit to this winery if you are in the region!

Eine zügige, nette Rückmeldung auf unsere E-Mail Anfrage bescherte uns einen sehr informativen, witzigen und schönen Einblick in dieses Weingut.Paolo hat die Führung zweisprachig (englisch/ italienisch) gehalten und alle Fragen der 4 Teilnehmer + Hund sehr entspannt mit viel Zeit und leidenschaftlich beantwortet und den Spannungsbogen bis zum Öl- und Weintasting gekonnt hoch gehalten. UND: der Wein und das Öl sind klasse!Sehr netter Kontakt, wir kommen wieder und werden sicher dem Blog folgen.Vielen Dank!(Translated by Google)A quick, nice response to our email inquiry gave us a very informative, funny and beautiful insight into this winery.Paolo conducted the tour bilingually (English/Italian) and answered all the questions of the 4 participants + dog in a very relaxed manner with a lot of time and passion and skillfully kept the tension high until the oil and wine tasting. AND: the wine and oil are great!Very nice contact, we will come back and will definitely follow the blog.Thank you!

Very good tasting and very good wines

Montioni is consistently fabulous!We’ve taken many visitors for the Wonderful Tour of the vineyards, olive grove, wine and oil production areas and then had the amazing the lunch prepared by the Paolo’s mother, with the wine tasting. Every visit has been outstanding! Marianna and Jessica are knowledgeable, English speaking guides.Paolo’s enthusiasm and love for what he does ensures that the guided experience, the wine and food is outstanding.

Visited June 2023. My wife and I recently stayed in Montefalco while exploring Umbria for a couple of weeks. We decided to stop by the Montioni Winery to have a wine tasting of their offerings. The winery is conveniently close to Montefalco.It was late afternoon so there were no crowds and we had the pleasure of a personal wine tasting. We were offered four of their wines to taste and also some of the olive oil that they produce. The young lady assisting us was very personable and knowledgeable, and did a great job explaining each wine/oil we were tasting. It was a great experience and visit - we would certainly recommend it. We ended up purchasing a bottle of their Sagrantino Passito and a small can of their olive oil to take home as consumable souvenirs.

Incredible experience, Paolo is very passionate about his wines and olive oil. The lunch was wonderful as were the wines. Shipped both wine and olive oil back home to the states.

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Viale della Vittoria, 34, 06036 Montefalco PG, Italy

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AVOID! AVOID! AVOID! I don't know if the 5 star reviews of this place have been paid for or if some people just have extremely low standards, but this place should be closed down. If I could give less stars I would. The park is completely dilapidated and unfit for purpose, perhaps it would have been good in the 90's but it seems there has been no care or maintenance since then. The play area's for the children are a complete health and safety hazard full of uneven surfaces and big rocks. I didnt let my child play there in fear of him getting hurt. The animals just look sad and completely miserable at their crappy surroundings. We went on a Monday to find that most of the attractions were closed. We found the place so depressing we left after just under an hour. My husband asked for a refund as we were extremely unhappy with the whole experience, just to be told by the manager we should have come yesterday as 'there was entertainment and it was better'. My question is why bother opening on a Monday if half the park/attractions are closed. We were refused a refund by the manager, he said he couldn't refund us, more like he didn't want to. What an absolute scam of a place, we felt completely ripped off and we left with a sour taste in our mouth. Don't make the mistake we did and not read the reviews properly, I saw 3.8 stars out of 5 and assumed it would be fine, it really wasn't. If you're looking for a nice family day out I recommend Lacugnano piscina in Perugia, don't waste your hard earned money here like we did! I honestly can't believe this establishment has the audacity to charge almost €50 for 2 adults and a child. If you insist on being open on a weekday with extremely limited attractions then it should be free. Do better!

Really loved this place. Only drawbacks were the distance between all the places to see, excessive hills to get there and the terrible store mannequins dressed badly to look like Disney characters.Loved seeing the animals in natural setting, the labyrinth was great, wonderful to see Cappuccetto Rosso, Pinocchio etc but would have liked to see the other houses that were closed up for unknown reasons.

Zero stars!! Anyone giving this place more than 1 star is simply working for the company. It is dangerously and horribly neglected. The place is falling apart and the poor animals seemMiserable. We came and it was a ghost town. €160 an hour before the park closed. The ticket lady said rides were open. Everything including rides , stores , train etc was closed. It was like a horror movie. Very creepy and we felt like they just stole the money. We asked for a refund half an hour later and the lady was clueless and there were ZERO people working in the park for her to ask for help. It was filthy. There was nothing to do. A complete waste. To figure this out we needed to walk up crazy hills to find everything was closed. Kids were hot and unhappy. Even the food was closed ! Ridiculous

Cutely Creepy- this amusement park was built in the 70’s, back then it must have been a blast. There is train that takes visitors around the park to explore the different themes : Pinocchio, Sleeping beauty, Riding red hood etc. In addition there are a zoo and a reptiles park where visitors can get insights about the different animal species. Despite the many options the complex looks it hasn’t been updated over the last 60 years. Either you like the nostalgic vibe or not, it is up to you.

Outdated and things not working. Not all animals / animal residences looked well kept. Well shaded between the trees. The Fattoria (farm) was the only place where the animals looked happy. For us not worth the price (46.50 for 2 adults and 2 kids (1x 8yo and 1x 3yo).

A must see for families visiting the surrounding of Perugia. It has a glare of a vanishing world, with old infrastructures sometimes originating from WW2 leftovers, like for example the train locomotive. Kids will have fun playing in the woods and in the theme parks, while adults can relax and enjoy cafés.

LOST PLACE statt Wildpark. Wir hatten bereits keine hohen Erwartungen aufgrund der vorhandenen Bewertungen, und die abgegebenen 5- oder 4-Sterne-Bewertungen müssen Fake sein.Bei einem Eintrittspreis von 73,50 € für 2 Erwachsene und 3 Kinder (5, 6, 7 Jahre) zu den regulären Öffnungszeiten waren zunächst alle Attraktionen wie die kleinen Elektroautos oder die Elektroboote geschlossen und würden zudem noch je Fahrt 2,50 € kosten. Der Park ist baufällig und würde in Deutschland sofort geschlossen werden. Überall schauen Nägel heraus und Bretter auf Brücken, wie zum Beispiel beim Cowboy Fort, sind so morsch, dass man halb durchbricht. Die vorhandenen Tiere (Esel, Pferde, Rinder, Hühner) sind nicht wirklich spektakulär, und viele Gehege sind ebenfalls geschlossen. Gebäude zum Spielen sind wegen Baufälligkeit ebenfalls geschlossen. Die einzige Attraktion im Park für unsere Kleinen wäre der Zug gewesen. Dieser fuhr jedoch sehr selten, und wenn er fuhr, war er hoffnungslos überlaufen.Wir besuchen gerne Zoos und Wildparks, und ja, Tiere sind in der Natur grundsätzlich besser aufgehoben. Hier muss man aber wirklich sagen, dass es alles andere als artgerecht ist. Das zur Hälfte geschlossene Reptilienhaus setzt dem Ganzen noch die Krone auf. Die Krokodile ohne Wasser in kleinen Gehegen und die gefährlichsten Giftschlangen der Welt in Terrarien mit Schlitzen an den Seiten, durch die auch mal ein Kinderfinger passen würde.Ich schreibe sonst nie Bewertungen in dieser Deutlichkeit, aber hier wurde vermutlich seit der Eröffnung in den 70er/80er Jahren kein einziger Euro in die Instandhaltung oder Renovierung gesteckt.(Translated by Google)LOST PLACE instead of wildlife park. We already didn't have high expectations based on the existing reviews, and the 5 or 4 star reviews given must be fake.With an entry price of €73.50 for 2 adults and 3 children (5, 6, 7 years old) during regular opening hours, all attractions such as the small electric cars and electric boats were initially closed and would also cost €2.50 per ride. The park is dilapidated and would be closed immediately in Germany. Nails are sticking out everywhere and boards on bridges, such as those at Cowboy Fort, are so rotten that they break halfway through. The animals present (donkeys, horses, cattle, chickens) are not really spectacular, and many enclosures are also closed. Buildings for play are also closed due to dilapidation. The only attraction in the park for our little ones would have been the train. However, this one drove very rarely, and when it did, it was hopelessly overcrowded.We enjoy visiting zoos and wildlife parks, and yes, animals are generally better off in nature. But here you really have to say that it is anything but species-appropriate. The half-closed reptile house tops it all off. The crocodiles without water in small enclosures and the most dangerous poisonous snakes in the world in terrariums with slits on the sides through which a child's finger could fit.I usually never write reviews with this level of clarity, but probably not a single euro has been put into maintenance or renovation since it opened in the 70s/80s.

Fascinating place. Kids Will love it and myself was wondering about history of the place. Dated park with a lot of character. With love a absolute gem

Make sure you go on a weekend where all the rides and the train around the ground are running - animals are not the main attraction but the playgrounds and rides around the place. Bring lunch and drinks and picnic somewhere. If you go on a weekday on the place is open but rides are not. Great fun for family (we were there with a 5 and 7 year old)

Nice walk with animals/story characters only thing is that we did not realise all rides and shows do not operate on weekdays. Perhaps the management could install vending machines since food and drink establishments deep inside the park close on weekdays. Also not sure if it was too hot that the water in the Swan and ducks had all dried up and they could not swim but only sit on the dry land. Otherwise was a good experience and children had fun.

The experience was rather disappointing. We went with our 18months old daughter to see the animals. Although on the site it said that they close at dawn ( around 20.00), at 17.00 they were already preparing to close, we were the only visitors. The park was in disarray, they didn't improve a thing since 1960 when it was built. We managed to see only the cangaroos and the donkeys and they seemed a bit unhappy. We understood this is a place ideal for the weekend when more families come to visit but I don' t recommend it. The fare is high as well - 10 euros for the adults and 7.5 for the kids

Der Park ist sehr schön unsere Kinder hatten sehr viel Spaß und Perugia ist eine Wunder schöne Stadt! Ein Stern Abzug gibt es für den Preis der ist unverschämt im Park !Il parco è molto bello i nostri bambini avevano un sacco di divertimento e Perugia è una citta’a’meravigliosa città bella! Una stella è per il prezzo di entrata alParco !(Translated by Google)The park is very beautiful, our children had a lot of fun and Perugia is a wonderfully beautiful city! There is a star deduction for the price, which is outrageous in the park!The park is a small bell and our children have a bag for entertainment in Perugia and it is a beautiful city! A stella is per the prezzo di entrata alParco!

2 stars as an encouragement. The park is unfortunately still not up to what we would have expected. Only restauration point was open when we went (at the entrance) same for the toilets. Lot of the attractions were closed or seemed to be. Lot of donkeys and fewer of the original variety of animals. Really difficult to wander through the park with a stroller. The little train is not working but visible at the entrance. My 2 years old and a half had a lot of trouble understanding why he could not go with the train :( The park could be an amazing place with a little bit of effort from the management.We also visited the reptiles and could also benefit from some renovation.

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Amazing aft with wine making process & history and the tasting. A must place to visit. Thanks to all ❤️

Very large visiting center and a large winery. Friendly staff and good experience

Excellent place for degustation of wine and olive oil

Very friendly and accommodating staff! Beautiful vineyard with delicious wine. Highly recommend this experience 👍

we took the ENOTECA EXCLUSIVE tour & tasting.Gabriel, our guide was very proffesional and provided us with a lot if information and was very kind.the tour was very interesting about the Sagrentino vines.The wines we tasted were excellant!!

They have a tasting room you can walk in but it was a bit of a weird atmosphere and the lady giving us the tasting wasn’t very friendly. The wines were just ok.

Wow what a beautiful winery, very good and welcoming hospitality. And the wines are amazing!

If you are 'interested' in Montefalco wine and especially in the Sagrantino grape, then this place is really where it all began. We had a really interesting tour of the Cantina with a charming and knowledgeable hostess then tasted the delicious produce in the spectacular grounds. A real delight.

Fantastic tour during a very busy time at the winery, with harvesting nearing the end and production in high gear. Great overview of the winery history, and how the sagrantino vines have been cultivated to revitalize the area.

Very nice tasting experience, Came with cheese and sausages.The wine is good

The winetour en wine tasting was great! The woman who gave the tour was really nice. The wine they produce is good and during our tasting they served some cured meat and cheese out the region.

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Perugia PG, Italy

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A big place where you can take a tour inside, for free, a huge historic place from where you can enter the old town of the city to the The Fontana Maggiore and other monuments.

Just fascinating.. a must see….This amazing archeological site and walkways of the buried city on which Perugia now stands … incredible

Wooww! It's a breathtaking view inside the building! It brought me to middle age, I could imagine Roman's soldier passed the tunnel (or what do you call connection wall made from stone). Amazing and it's (still) free!

Beautiful art space, I loved the exhibition in the Sala Cannoniera. I recommend your visit.

Amazing labyrinth of underground streets, the remnants of an extraordinary underground citadel.

Amazing view, peruggia is really high so you can spot several other cities from here, asssisi for example. It's a must for me

It is a page in the history of Perugia which bears witness to a vanished architectural structure; all that remains are those buildings which were transformed into the basement of the hated Rocca and which today can be visited and explored. The Rocca has a very particular charm, it feels like walking in an ancient medieval street but indoors. Nice sensations.

A beautiful historic space where contemporary art exhibitions are held all the time.. Must visit.

Rocca Paolina in Perugia is an intriguing historical site that offers a glimpse into the city's past. Built in the 16th century, it showcases impressive architecture and provides panoramic views of Perugia. While exploring its underground passages and exhibitions, visitors can immerse themselves in the rich history of the region. Overall, it's a must-visit destination for history buffs and travelers exploring Perugia.

A huge Renaissance fortress from 1500 of which only a bastion today is remaining. But loved exploring it, the hidden corners. U get to upper levels of town through it. On top u get a nice view of Perugia.

Nothing of the main fortified tower exists. However, it is worth visiting for the underground foundations and passages that were once streets. Good signage and well lit.

Stunning place.Best escalator ever!!

Nice exhibitions inside when we visited that place there were lovely train and railway models which you could see for free

The Rocca Paolina, a 16th century papal fortress, is located within the historic center of Perugia. It is possible to visit the underground rooms, from the Etruscan Porta Marzia, from Piazza Italia and from Piazza Partigiani. Symbol of papal power, it was built by Pope Paul III Farnese (1540 -1543) who emerged victorious from the salt war against the Perugians.For its construction, based on a design by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, the most famous military architect of the time, a quarter of the city was destroyed, including the homes of the powerful Baglioni family. The fortress was made up of two fortifications: a larger one, on the Landone hill, and a smaller one on the plain, called "Tenaglia", connected to the first via three fortified walkways. Always hated by the people of Perugia, it was demolished by the citizens immediately after the annexation of Perugia to the Kingdom of Italy in 1860. The underground areas of the Rocca Paolina can be visited during the opening hours of the escalators that lead from Piazza Partigiani to Piazza Italia (6.15 am – 1.45 am); some rooms host an Exhibition Centre, generally open during exhibitions or particular events, and the Rocca Paolina museum which traces the historical events of the illustrious monument.

Nice walking through ancient 3 ages walls and streets.

A very interesting and informative walking tour of Perugia with Irene from Getyourguide. Tons of history.

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Piazza Italia, 11, 06121 Perugia PG, Italy

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Michelangeloが過去の遺跡を改修した建物は素晴らしいので、Romaを訪れる度に、訪問しています。(Translated by Google)The buildings that Michelangelo has renovated from past ruins are amazing and I visit them every time I visit Roma.

A grand church set in the suburb on its name, outside the historic town of Assisi. Enjoyed a picturesque walk from the old town to the Bascilica. Unfortunately the Bascilica is currently undergoing major renovations so not at its best. But a worthwhile visit all the same.

A church within a church. The little church marked the place where St Francis of Assisi died, a church, the size of a hut was built to mark the place and some years later, a much bigger church, a Basilica, was built encapsulated the little church. The remains of St Francis of Assisi is in the tomb up the hill. The monks led the praying of the rosary in the little church, I witnessed much piety and reverence from the community. Thanks be to God.

The basilica encapsulates the small church used by St. Francis as his first monastic foundation.

I think everyone knows of this place if they visit Umbria. It is very famous but is a bit outside Assisi I recommend having a car if you want to get here. They have mass on Sunday mornings but you can still enter to look around even during mass which was a bit weird but still worth a look.

Highly decorative inside and huge. A rose garden can also be seen from inside and there are gorgeous vaulted ceilings too along the corridors.

What an amazing little original church. It so suited St Francis. The elaborate one built around it, to protect it, would not have earned his approval. Nevertheless it is well worth the visit.

A special and beautiful basilica to visit for any lover or St Francis. Be sure to stop and see his small chapel.

Amazing basilica build around the Porciuncula, a small chapel by St Francis

The basilica is also called porsicula means portions of land. Inside this basilica, has the church built by St Francis as he started his vocation in 1206.

I am always very inspired by the life and teachings of St. Francis Asissi. The Basillica captures his life stories well. Highly recommended.

Una iglesia majestuosa, imponente, no solo por su tamaño y arquitectura, si no por qué alberga y proteje a la Porciúncula, la primera capilla que restauro el Santo de Asís y sus amigos. Una belleza también que se completa con las obras de arte que decoran sus paredes, el altar del pesebre que es único, los ornamentos, esculturas de profetas del antiguo testamento y el sector de jardín y museo.(Translated by Google)A majestic, imposing church, not only because of its size and architecture, but also because it houses and protects the Porziuncola, the first chapel restored by the Saint of Assisi and his friends. A beauty that is also completed with the works of art that decorate its walls, the unique manger altar, the ornaments, sculptures of prophets from the Old Testament and the garden and museum area.

This is a very special place because inside this enormous church is the tiny church worshipped in by St Francis of Assisi. At the moment the outer church has scaffolding around much of the dome and inside as many repairs are taking place. However, you can still see the impressive art work and architecture. The small church is very special and still has the frescos inside. You can walk along a special bricked pathway from Assisi.

Imposante de l'extérieur , grande place qui conduit à l'entrée , magnifique vue sur la sainte vierge toute dorée or . Peu fréquentée en fin d'après midi.Messe en soirée.A sa droite , petite place , avec bancs et jolie Fontaine , jolie vue ...Des boutiques de souvenirs plutôt discrètes comparées à Lourdes ,bien ...Le centre ville avec ses bars et restaurants n'est plus très loin , à pieds .On peut dîner dès 19h30.Pas mal de glaciers et crêperies, les glaces italiennes au top , sans modération 😁Intérieur en restauration.Au centre la chapelle de saint François très fréquentée.Messe à l'arrière en Italien , du monde , mais salle aux dimensions raisonnables. Auparavant des prières devant la chapelle de Saint François.(Translated by Google)Impressive from the outside, large square which leads to the entrance, magnificent view of the holy virgin all gilded in gold. Not very busy at the end of the afternoon.Evening mass.To its right, small square, with benches and pretty fountain, nice view...Rather discreet souvenir shops compared to Lourdes, well...The town center with its bars and restaurants is not very far away, on foot. You can dine from 7:30 p.m.Lots of ice cream parlors and creperies, Italian ice creams at the top, without moderation 😁Interior under restoration.In the center, the very busy chapel of Saint Francis.Mass at the back in Italian, from the world, but room of reasonable dimensions. Previously prayers in front of the chapel of Saint Francis.

A very nice basilica in Assisi, probably often overlooked because people flock up to the hilltop to the town and the more famous basilica and other attractions. This is on the other side of the main train station of Assisi. It’s actually walkable distance from the train station. There is a nice museum, rose garden and gift shop in side as well. The piazza Della Porziuncola in front of the basilica is quite large and nice to walk around and take in the beauty of this place.

Thebasilica of Santa Maria degli Angeliis a RomanCatholicritechurchlocated inAssisi.It has the dignity of apapal basilicaand inside there is thePorziuncola , the chapel whereFrancis of Assisigathered in prayer, and for this reason the center of Franciscan spirituality.On top of the facade of the temple stands the statue of theMadonnain gilded bronze modeled byColasantiand cast bythe Ferdinando Marinelli Artistic FoundryofFlorence.

Extérieurement la basilique n'est pas attractive mais à l'intérieur c'est autre chose.Grande place avec arbres autour.(Translated by Google)Externally the basilica is not attractive but inside it is something else.Large square with trees around.

Currently the Basilica is a major building site due to extensive restoration work. This is not expected to be completed until sometime in 2025. So, unfortunately it is not the most spiritual or serene place to visit at this time. Saint Francis original church is still accessible but covered in protective scaffolding.

It's a beautiful basilica but it's going through a renovation/fixing era. Therefore you're not going to be able to fully enjoy the church with its paintings. However, you will have a special moment for prayer there and one relic from San Francisco. You'll also be able to witness the rose garden of San Francisco and the little cell in which he used to sleep about other little treasures like the gift shop.

He considerado siempre la Basílica come el cofre que reguarda La Porziuncola, ese pequeño lugar donde San Francisco decide de reconstruir una antigua iglesia, un lugar donde encuentras no solo los frescos de Tiberio de Assisi grandes obras de arte más también el antiguo monasterio con al interior un negocio de objetos religiosos, la sacristía, el rosal de San Fransisco y una maravillosa capilla donde San Francisco de Asís reposó. Y la paloma blanca que te recibe con curiosos ojos, importante de no disturbarla es allí protegida en signo de paz. La entrada para las personas en 👨🏻‍🦼🧑🏼‍🦯 se encuentra en la parte izquierda de la fachada de la Basílica, los baños a mano derecha y son a pagamento los domingos se encuentran cosas muy originales en el mercado de artesanos . Encontrarás además interesante en visitar el Museo de La Porziuncola. Aquí se pueden organizar las misas bajo antelada reservaciones. Gracias por este día 🙏(Translated by Google)I have always considered the Basilica as the chest that houses La Porziuncola, that small place where Saint Francis decides to rebuild an old church, a place where you find not only the frescoes of Tiberius of Assisi, great works of art, but also the old monastery with its interior a religious objects business, the sacristy, the San Fransisco rose bush and a wonderful chapel where San Francisco de Asís rested. And the white dove that welcomes you with curious eyes, important not to disturb it, is protected there as a sign of peace. The entrance for people in 👨🏻‍🦼🧑🏼‍🦯 is located on the left side of the façade of the Basilica, the bathrooms are on the right hand side and they are free of charge. On Sundays you will find very original things in the artisans' market. You will also find it interesting to visit the La Porziuncola Museum. Here you can organize masses with advance reservations. Thank you for this day 🙏

One of the two most impressive and important Basilica of the region. A must see even for non-Catholics. It is an astounding monument to the dedication of man to a higher ideal than our collective selves. A place of immersive contemplation and meditation.

Often overlooked, but worth your time. Inside the Basilica , you will find the Porziuncola, where the young St. Francis prays , reflects and understood his vocation. At the back of the Basilica there are a lot of parking spaces. A must see if you are in Assissi.

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Interesting museum with some lovely pieces. However, their information system does not work. It is QR code based, which would be good, except there is no signal for a mobile phone inside the museum amd there is no WiFi. So, you have no means to learn about what you are seeking. Don't waste your money here.

Beautiful tribute.

Lovely place

Peaceful church

(Translated by Google) The exhibition itinerary is very interesting. They guard true treasures linked to the Saint.(Original)Molto interessante il percorso espositivo. Custodiscono veri tesori legati al Santo.

(Translated by Google) A place that transmits serenity and peace to you.(Original)Un luogo che ti trasmette serenità e pace.

(Translated by Google) The architecture of the cloister and the places where St. Francis lived with the rose garden are splendid(Original)Splendida l' architettura del chiostro e i luoghi di vita di San Francesco con il giardino delle rose

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The Museum was renewed recently in a very effective way. The main attraction is, of course, the room with the masterpiece by Piero della Francesca, where the lights are positioned perfectly. There are also two new rooms with a brilliant “theater-like” video that introduces Monterchi, the fresco and the painter. Very well done and strongly recommended.

A must-see Pierro della Francesca in Tuscany for the beauty and the spirituality of the famous fresco

A fantastic museum and a lovely way to present this lovely painting. The videos and interpretation material we excellent and in Italian and English. The viewing room for the painting even allows for women to come and pray. Very respectful.

Absolutely stunning - a great video explaining the Painting/ Fresco before we went to view it - Amazing and well worth a visit

Super...

A beautiful, spiritual fresco. The little film that accompanied it was very informative.

Watch the video as the explanation is very insightful , great piece of art

Just brilliant. The introductory video great. Piero's magnificent fresco beautifully displayed and protected.

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(Translated by Google) Nice and unique museum, worth visiting.The receptionist at the entrance was also very nice 😄(Original)Museo carino e singolare, da visitare.Molto graziosa anche l'addetta all'ingresso 😄

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Very interesting visit in a perfect location. The staff is welcoming and professional. Not to be missed!

I went out of politeness, I admit, and expected to be rather bored. Instead I found myself astonished and moved by the power of Burri's work and the layout of this gallery. I'm happy to say I was completely wrong and have now become a fan. If you are open to twentieth-century art, this, and the Seccatoio a walk away (which houses Burri's more monumental works as well as his smaller-scale graphic art and amultimedia centre with ex ellent videos), are must-sees - a wonderful complement (and in many ways an homage) to the Piero della Francesca of San Sepolcro.

Amazing gallery of Burri's earlier works. Stunning.

One of the greatest painters of the 20th c. Since Burri was unappreciated during most his lifetime, the foundation has a fantastic collection.

It's the perfect place to discover Alberto Burri, in a museum where He decided where locate all già works of art. All in a chronological exposition. Love it!

The permanent collection located at Palazzo Albizzini and the restrospective showing at the ex Seccatio del Tabacco made for a first class exhibit! Definitely worth a vist

Wonderful

Very interesting.

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Via Albizzini, 1, 06012 Città di Castello PG, Italy