The Basement of Sant’Andrea
The basement of the church of S.Andrea are the remains of ancient periods : Etruscan and Roman buildings and an Early Christian church.
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The basement of the church of S.Andrea are the remains of ancient periods : Etruscan and Roman buildings and an Early Christian church.
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This place gets its name from its layrinthic structure, a series of wells, caves (20) and underground rooms that were discovered in the 1970s…
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A recently discovered Etruscan well located in a residence on Via della Cava. This hand dug well is 36 meters deep (over 118 feet) and consists of two parts..
A guided tour of the underground of Orvieto is an exciting experience to see the remains of an old olive oil mill, Medieval throws, and dovecotes…
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In 1527 during the “Sack of Rome” the then Pope Clement VII took refuge in Orvieto. He commissioned Antonio da Sangallo the Younger in the construction of the well to serve as the water supply in case of siege…
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