Orvieto, a city of art, has an artistic and cultural heritage among the richest in Umbria. The Duomo is among the highest italian artistic achievements of the late Middle Ages; its imposing Gothic facade, with mosaics and bas-reliefs, dominates the entire hamlet; inside, one of the masterpieces of Italian painting, a cycle of frescoes about the Universal Judgment painted by Luca Signorelli. Of great importance is the visit to the well of St. Patrick, a masterpiece of engineering to supply water to the city, reaching a depth of 62 meters. Born as an Etruscan city, its architecture was also carved in the medieval age. A mysterious journey to live in the sunlight and in the urban underground.

A map shows places with various values based on the search criteria. The Roman Etruscan Wine Road, in the province of Terni offers indications for unusual itineraries that go beyond tourist interest. The nature of the territory, sedimentations of history, cultural traditions, knowledge handed down through generations, have given shape and substance to the authenticity of this land. These routes are traced thanks to the work of the dense network of operators: wine-growing and wine-producing companies with labels that must be tasted, producers of high quality oil, salamis from the master pork-butcheries and Umbrian salt-free bread, expert creative artisans, reception structures offering a warm welcome, restaurants where solid tradition is accompanied by refined innovation.

Orvieto hosts Umbria Jazz Winter, an important event for lovers of good music. In the last days of the year, a series of appointments in one of the most beautiful cities of Umbria, with the opportunity to visit places that witness an ancient civilization, great food and great wines. A man-made festival in a land that has always made quality of life a fundamental part of its identity. In the historic center of Orvieto, the appointment to celebrate New Year’s Eve. On the hot summer days, however, it is possible to participate and have fun during the many concerts with artists of national importance during the Umbria Folk Festival.