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Italy is known worldwide for iconic cities like Rome, Venice, and Florence, but the Bel Paese also includes […]
St. Patrick's Well is a 500th-century tuff architectural structure in the city of Orvieto. Pope Clement […]
"A tall and strange city," as Orvieto has often been described. A calling card that already suggests its […]
Italy is a natural and cultural paradise of unparalleled splendor, and boasts a rich history of events and interesting affairs. […]
"Orvieto is a treasure trove of art, culture, and wisdom," says Gianluca Foresi, artistic director, in his invitation to […]
For a long time, until the 70s, the Orvieto music school's teaching activities were managed by the city band. […]
The “Festa della Palombella”, held every year on the occasion of Pentecost, represents one of the religious events for Orvieto […]
If Bertold Brecht was “always ready for a new idea and an old wine” today he would have the opportunity to discover, […]
Orvieto is much more than a city of art; it's a true gem, with its infinite nuances. When you […]
“And therefore I believe that great happiness belongs to those men who are born where good wines are found”: wrote Leonardo Da […]
Italy is a natural and cultural paradise of unparalleled splendor, boasting a history rich in interesting events and stories. […]
The history of the Albornoz Fortress is linked to that of Innocent VI and his policies, considered the best of […]
What nature denied for defense, man's ingenuity has solved: so we read on a plaque affixed to the entrance […]
The oldest document regarding Orvietan dates back to 1603 and is preserved in the State Archives of Orvieto. It is the […]
“A steep road cuts halfway up the slopes, to climb from the plain to the town, all suspended in the air”: this is what he wrote […]
Among Orvieto's most famous figures, the first we'd like to mention is the journalist and writer Luigi Barzini. He was born […]
Orvieto: the pearl of Umbria, striking in its beauty, from the Duomo with its mosaics to St. Patrick's Well. […]
