• Orvieto - Orvieto is a delightful town in Umbria, situated on a striking tuff cliff that overlooks the surrounding valley. Its distinctive silhouette is visible from afar, evoking its rich Etruscan and medieval heritage.

The centerpiece of the city is the splendid Duomo, an Italian Gothic architectural masterpiece, renowned for its ornate facade and the Chapel of San Brizio, adorned with frescoes by Luca Signorelli. Orvieto also holds surprises underground: a maze of caves, wells, and tunnels carved into the tuff, revealing centuries of hidden life.

Strolling through its streets offers an immersion into an authentic atmosphere, with panoramic views, artisan shops, and the flavors of Umbrian tradition. It is a city that harmoniously blends art, mystery, and beauty.

• Civita di Bagnoregio - Civita di Bagnoregio is a quaint village frozen in time, perched on a delicate tuff cliff in the Calanchi valley, between Lazio and Umbria. It is known as “the dying city” due to the erosion that has threatened its foundations for centuries.

Accessible only on foot, visitors cross a scenic bridge that seems to transport them to another era. Inside, one discovers a network of quiet alleys, stone houses, sunlit squares, and an intimate, timeless ambiance.

Civita captivates with its fragile beauty, the surrounding landscape, and the unique sensation of being in a place where history and legend converge.

• Entrance to the Cathedral of Orvieto
• Private driver
• Entrance to Civita di Bagnoregio
• Private tourist assistant for the entire duration of the tour
• Drop off at your hotel or apartment in Rome
• Pick up from your hotel or apartment in Rome

• Lunch
• Tips

Departing from Rome in a comfortable private minivan, the journey leads through the rolling landscapes of Umbria and upper Lazio. The first stop is Orvieto, a charming city perched on a tuff cliff. Here, visitors can admire the famous Duomo of Orvieto, one of the finest examples of Italian Gothic architecture, along with the extraordinary Chapel of San Brizio, adorned with frescoes by Luca Signorelli. After a stroll through Orvieto’s streets, the tour continues to Civita di Bagnoregio, one of Italy’s most spectacular villages. Reached via a panoramic pedestrian bridge, the village sits suspended over a fragile cliff surrounded by badlands. Free time is available for lunch, allowing guests to explore the cobbled streets, stone houses, and breathtaking valley views that create an almost unreal atmosphere of peace and silence. The return to Rome is expected in the late afternoon, leaving travelers with unforgettable images and a deeper appreciation for a hidden, surprising side of Italy.

• Not recommended for those with mobility problems

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.