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CELEBRITY EQUINOX
CELEBRITY EQUINOX
PRICE :€440
GROUP LEADER: Fiona Chew
PAX:7
FS#33301
Prices do not include museums entrance tickets.
Note: Museums in Italy are free for children under 18 click here for info. .
PRICE DISCLAIMER
The prices listed above will be valid only as well as the group reaches a total minimum number of 7 participants, should there be less participants the price may have to be adjusted.
CIVITAVECCHIA
Nov 11 2013 time:8am ship:Celebrity Equinox port:Civitavechhia pax:7
Orvieto and Bagnoreggio
Depart from Port and drive to Orvieto (1.5 h. dep. on traffic)
Visit Orvieto (2.5h)
Proceed on to Civita di BAgnoregio (30 min. drive)
Visit Civita di Bagnoregio (2.5 hours)
Return to ship’s pier (70 min. drive depending on traffic)
A private excursion to Orvieto will provide a full-immersion of Etruscan and Medieval Italy, where you will discover the drama of "the dying town" Civita di Bagnoregio, and the art and architecture in the Hills of Lazio and Umbria in Orvieto. Built on a massive Tuff outcropping, Orvieto boasts over four thousand years of history and a magnificent setting. On return to Civitavecchia stop and view a spectacular panorama of Lake Bolsena from Montefiascone.
• Depart from Port and drive to Orvieto (1.5 h. dep. on traffic)
• Visit Orvieto (2.5h)
• Proceed on to Civita di BAgnoregio (30 min. drive)
• Visit Civita di Bagnoregio (2.5 hours) lunch here
• Return to ship’s pier (70 min. drive depending on traffic)
Here you will have time to explore;
Orvietto
Duomo ****
Pozzo di San Patrizio ****
Pozzo della Cava
Medieval Quarter
Palazzo Buzi
San Giacomo Maggiore
Madonna della Cava
Underground Orvieto ****
San Giovanni,San Giovenale,Sant'Agostino,Sant'Andrea
Porta Maggiore
San Lorenzo de Arari
San Francesco
The citadel
Tempio del Belvedere (Etruscan temple)****
Museums Orvieto:
Musei Archeologici Claudio Faina e Civico
Museo dell'Opera del Duomo and Museo Emilio Greco
Museo Archeologico
Museo delle Ceramiche Medioevale
Bagnoregio
▪ Romanesque Arch At the entrance to Civita, this arch was cut by the Etruscans 2,500 years ago.
▪ Renaissance Palace ruins All that remains of an old palace is the facade, the rest collapsed into the canyon from erosion of the hill Civita sits on.
▪ Church On the piazza, this church is on the site of an Etruscan temple, and after that a Roman temple. It has a fine campanile (bell tower), altar, and crucifix.
▪ Maria's Garden Follow the main road to the far side of town to see a lovely garden with knockout canyon views. If the garden is open, Maria will greet you in a small piazza and urge you to see it. She shows the garden to visitors for pocket change; give her a euro or two.
▪ Etruscan Caves A series of caves at the east end of town, one of which was made into a chapel, called the Chapel of the Incarcerated.
Lunch Suggestions:Bagnoregio
TRATTORIA ANTICO FORNO tel: +39 0761 760016
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