Orvieto is a spectacular town of Etruscan origin that stands on a massive tabletop of tuff in southwestern Umbria, overlooking the Paglia river valley.
The town has a rich art and cultural heritage, and holds the magic and power of three thousand years of history, visible in its medieval urban structure that has remained unchanged over time.
With its centuries-long tradition as a pottery town, it is a member of the Italian Association of Ceramics Towns ("Artistic and Traditional Ceramics" national seal).

SIGHTS

Cathedral
Opera del Duomo Museum
Underground Orvieto

TYPICAL PRODUCT

Orvieto is the "Città Slow" (Slow Food cities) capital. The town and surrounding area can boast of a thriving wine and food tradition: the famous Orvieto wine can be enjoyed along the Etruscan-Roman Wine Route, which includes the entire Province of Terni: those interested should check at the Enoteca Regionale (regional wine shop) and at Palazzo del Gusto.