We will make our way into Orvieto and here you will be surprised by the narrow streets along our way to see the Duomo, the most famous and impressive building in Orvieto, a true masterpiece of Gothic architecture.

These small and old streets show us how to appreciate local shops while we get to the Torre del Moro, an icon in Orvieto, the highest part of the city.

You can't visit Orvieto and not see the Orvieto underground, a city built by excavating the rock below. Here you can walk back in time seeing and imagining how the local cities were able to create an entire civilisation, with many people making wine as a job.

After all this walking, you will most definitely be hungry. So the next step is a great lunch in a local Hostaria restaurant, where you will eat local and delightful dishes and get to relax before the next part of our journey.

The next leg of our journey includes visiting another must in Orvieto. Orvieto is also famous for its wells. The most famous is S. Patrik Well, 63 metres deep and 16 metres wide. Go down the steps towards the bottom and then go up to the steps to get out. This is a good way to digest your lunch before the wine tour!

We close this great tour with a wonderful wine tour (probably the part everyone is most looking forward to). Orvieto is located in one of the most important wine regions. You will be amazed by the immense size of this phenomenal place. Here you will be guided to discover the winery, its storey, and how they make the wine. Now I know you can't wait, so take your seat and taste 4 different kinds of wine and some local products that you cannot find anywhere else. Just like the wine- you cannot find a tour experience like this anywhere else at the perfect price. Even though our tours and memories are priceless!

At the end of the tour we drive back to Rome getting the city centre in about 2 hours