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The complex, with its entrance on Via della Cava, lies beneath Orvieto's oldest neighborhood. Divided into nine underground areas, it is rich in Etruscan, medieval, and Renaissance finds, brought to light only recently after nearly four centuries of abandonment. The tour isn't very long (about 30 minutes if you read each description carefully), but it's absolutely worth it, especially for the price of just 4 euros.

It takes about 20 minutes of walking along path no. 1 to reach it, but it's worth it. Of course. Because the "Balcony of Lovers" is there, in front of the first jump of the waterfall; or rather, "inside" the imposing jet of water, so much so that you need a raincoat to stand there. It is a small terrace located at the end of the tunnel of the same name (the "Tunnel of Lovers"), set in the travertine rock a few centimeters from the waterfall: just stretch out an arm to "test" the waters of the Velino river in free fall. Stuff for strong hearts. You absolutely need a poncho during the winter month.

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Fascinating place, full of history

It appears in front of you after a breathtaking descent (very muddy, due to rain!), nestled in the middle of the woods, clinging to the rock. A gem.

The Pasquarella Hermitage is a small sanctuary dating back to the 11th century. Nearby there are caves frequented by hermits in the early Middle Ages.

A pleasant guided tour, along a comfortable path, through which you can get to know the underground of the city of Orvieto.

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