Lake Bolsena, with its volcanic origins, is the largest in Europe. The lake features two islands: Martana, where Queen Amalasuntha died, and Bisentina, named after the city of Bisenzio. It is located approximately 25 km from Orvieto.

Orvieto Cathedral is one of the most important examples of Italian Gothic architecture. Its extraordinary exterior, decorated with mosaics, sculptures and reliefs, dominates the city. Inside, the Chapel of San Brizio houses precious Renaissance frescoes.

A hamlet within the municipality of Bagnoregio, located on the border with Umbria in the heart of the magnificent and evocative *Valle dei Calanchi* (Badlands Valley), it is one of Italy’s most beautiful villages. It lies approximately 25 km from Orvieto.

Bolsena is a small town on the shores of Lake Bolsena. The town is famous for being known as the “City of the Eucharistic Miracle.” It is located approximately 25 km from Orvieto.

Allerona has been one of the municipalities awarded the title of “Most Beautiful Villages in Italy” since 2016. It is the westernmost municipality in the Umbria region and lies 20 km from Orvieto.

The historic Well of St. Patrick is a structure built by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger in Orvieto between 1527 and 1537 at the behest of Pope Clement VII, who—having survived the Sack of Rome—wished to ensure security in the event that the city where he had taken refuge came under siege.