Umbria is not only nature and sport, but also art and culture. It has a heart that beats "underground" and you will discover it this weekend, during which you will be able to enter the most hidden and silent places of Narni, Todi and Orvieto. Be guided by our guides in the basements of these ancient cities, you will be fascinated by the beauty of the places so rich in art, mystery, history and legend. Back on the surface, you will continue to discover Umbria through good food and drink.
1st day Arrival in Todi, one of the most beautiful towns in Umbria. Guided tour of the city's basement where more than 5 km of tunnels and tunnels dating back to Roman and medieval times run. Accommodation in a Resort with Spa, welcome dinner with tasting of typical products and wine. Overnight.
2nd day Departure for the enchanting millenary city of Orvieto, perched on a tufa cliff that hides a maze of over a thousand caves hidden in the darkness, dating back to the Etruscan period and which have crossed every subsequent era. Visit to the caves of Pozzo della Cava with final tasting of wine, cutting board of typical products and desserts. Entrance to the St. Patrick's Well. Return to Todi and overnight stay.
3rd day
Arrival in Narni, a charming village linked to the fantasy of tales by famous international artists. Guided tour of the mysterious underground city.
Details
The rate includes
2 night stay at Hotel "Bramante" 4* with SPA in Todi
Deluxe Room Accommodation, Breakfast Included
Entrance to the spa of the property, wellness kit included
1 welcome dinner based on typical Umbrian products
Entrance and guided tour of Narni Underground
Entrance and guided tour of Todi underground
Entrance to the Pozzo della Cava with wine tasting and cutting board
Entrance to St. Patrick's Well
Medical/luggage insurance
The rate does not include
Transfers, tips, meals don't mentioned, personal extras and all that isn't mentioned under 'The cost includes'
Cancellation insurance (optional), price on request
notes
Todi Sotterranea's visit is temporarily suspended and replaced with entry to the Roman Cisterns