If you know me, you know I love a good cathedral and this one is pretty great…read more Orvieto is a gorgeous, perfect hill town crowned with this jewel of a church. Started in 1294 (!) it took 300+ years to build. There's plenty of art including spectacular frescos by Signorelli. When you look at the elaborate decor - inside and out- reflect that most of this is hand laid mosaic work. Incredible

If you can only visit one place in Orvieto, the Duomo should be it! This strikingly beautiful 14th…read morecentury cathedral is likely the crown jewel of the small mountain town. It has amazing statues (check out all 18 of them, including the two right in front of the altar-- the unbelievable Angel of the Annunciation and the Virgin of the Annunciation! ) masterpiece frescos, and stained glass windows so vibrant that they etch into your heart! For just 5 Euros (at this writing) the beauty and memory you get is simply out of this world. A true marvel !!!

GORGEOUS!!!! Like watching the sunset in Hawaii:))) wow! Love it here!! Photos don't suffice..read more

Very lovely little hilltop village which still looks the same way when it was build…read more You have to pay for entrance it's only few Euros but the walk up the hill is the real challenge. Once you get into the village it's like you travelled back in time to medieval times! I definitely recommend getting here early probably before noon as everything starts closing down around 3-5 PM. There's a lot of exploring in the village and I recommend you visit and see everything you can!

Lovely village - people are starting to find out about this place, so visit it now before it loses…read moreit's small town village appeal. (We heard the wealthy Europeans are buying the places up, but I don't know if that's true or not) I know the reviews say to park at the bottom parking lot, which is what we did. But there is limited public parking up near the entrance if you don't want to walk (maybe someone can clarify if this is for overnight guests only? there seemed to be ample parking spots). However, the walk through Bagnoregio is very nice - some stores and handful of places to eat. Once you pass the entrance booth, the walk along the bridge is beautiful - if you're in relatively good shape, it isn't difficult. However, I did see some taking breaks near the end, and breathing slightly heavy. Civita de Bagnoregio is absolutely lovely. Not a lot to do but to wander the streets, visit the church, and take lots of pictures. There are plenty of cute restaurants, and places to eat, so eat here if you can! Hard to find places like this anymore - enjoy!