Santuario and Necropoli della Cannicella
Information about the etruscan Necropolis of Cannicella, another etruscan and archaeological site in the city of Orvieto.
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Information about the etruscan Necropolis of Cannicella, another etruscan and archaeological site in the city of Orvieto.
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The basement of the church of S.Andrea are the remains of ancient periods : Etruscan and Roman buildings…
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This place gets its name from its layrinthic structure, a series of wells, caves (20) and underground rooms…
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The tradition of the theatre in Orvieto, as public representations, probably has ancient origins, but only in 1527…
A recently discovered Etruscan well located in a residence on Via della Cava. This hand dug well is…
The excavation area called “Campo della Fiera” where excavations are still in progress, which according to a collective…
This site is located near the entrance of the city of Orvieto, in the vicinity of Saint Patrick’s…
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The necropoli del “Crocifisso del Tufo”, along with the remains of the Temple of Belvedere, is one of…
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This is a castle or fortress accessible from Piazza Cahen, which now houses beautiful public gardens. Originally the…
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A guided tour of the underground of Orvieto is an exciting experience to see the remains of an…
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The tower was initially named by the Pope, and later renamed Moro probably in relation to that of…
In 1527 during the “Sack of Rome” the then Pope Clement VII took refuge in Orvieto. He commissioned…
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A symbol of the city itself, the Duomo is one of the most beautiful in Italy. The construction…
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