You guys should also check out my hometown, Todi! 45 minutes by car from Orvieto, not as big or accessible as Orvieto but it's definitely characteristic, almost entirely medieval, and on top of a hill as well.
That has to be the biggest and most beautiful church I have ever seen. Too bad you ran out of time to see more. Italy is beautiful and haven’t been there since I was Rosalie’s age. Those alleys look like a movie scene. Thanks for taking us around.
That I’m not sure. We did not ride the trains. If you check the rest of the comments from this video there is someone who lives nearby- maybe you should ask them. I really like @romewise sa great resource- check out this video th-cam.com/video/Di7JiiLDDPA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PP4KPyuY84S3BVIo
@@Mongoose-ct6us Florence is one of a kind thing but it's obviously much more touristy. I visited Siena only once so I can't vouch for it but it wasn't bad. However, I live in a small city 45 minutes by car from Orvieto, called Todi. I would really recommend visiting Todi as well, it's smaller and has some accessibility problems (meaning, it's hard to find a parking lot that isn't full or free.. and it's on top of a hill, so you either use the public trasportation systems or go by foot) but it's characteristic, medieval, "authentic" italian vibe, amazing food. The city centre is small so you can visit most of the stuff in less than a full day but there are many other small things to see around especially if you have a car. So if you come by Orvieto, try to have a small step in Todi as well. Between Orvieto and Perugia I don't really know... surely Perugia is more known. I think they are equal but maybe Orvieto has a nicer aesthetic. I would also mention Spoleto, another pretty beautiful city on a hill, not too far from Orvieto... or if you decide to stop by Todi you could also reach Monte castello di vibio, these two you can visit in half a day :)
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Thanks so much- I had no idea!!
Lovely video! Orvieto is less than 30mins north of us
@@SmallTownItaly one of my favorite spots we visited! I would love to go back and actually stay there!
Fritsch Street
Felix Plaza
You guys should also check out my hometown, Todi! 45 minutes by car from Orvieto, not as big or accessible as Orvieto but it's definitely characteristic, almost entirely medieval, and on top of a hill as well.
good to know, thank you! Small town Italy was my favorite! We will save that for next time!
Walker Falls
Ola Ford
Flo Cliff
The tour of the caves where pigeons were raised for emergency food stores was fascinating. My Italian grandfather would kill pigeons for food.
I'll bet he has some interesting stories!
Umbria👍Nice. Thank you for your effort to bring to us this beauty place.
This town was amazing!! I really wish I had more time!!
Looks like a charming city. Really need to plan an Italy trip.
Italy definitely exceeded my expectations!
That is one picturesque town. 😮 Too bad about the church. Can't imagine what the inside looks like considering the outside.
It was gorgeous!! I looked up images of the church after the fact- and man.. I missed out!!!
That has to be the biggest and most beautiful church I have ever seen. Too bad you ran out of time to see more. Italy is beautiful and haven’t been there since I was Rosalie’s age. Those alleys look like a movie scene. Thanks for taking us around.
This was my first time time in Italy and I was so astounded! 😮😀 thanks for checking it out!
631 McKenzie Brook
Zboncak Bridge
You could have gone in the church. The guy was saying the ticket was to go up to the dome. The church is open I believe to all.
Bummer I missed it! I really wanted to go inside!! Next time
Breitenberg Stravenue
Orlando Mountain
Lovely tiwn
Thank you I loved it!
0260 Felipa Mill
Coby Meadows
Hi- can you tell me if I need to book my rapid trains ahead of time? I’m going to 12 cuties in 3 weeks. Can you help?
That I’m not sure. We did not ride the trains. If you check the rest of the comments from this video there is someone who lives nearby- maybe you should ask them. I really like @romewise sa great resource- check out this video th-cam.com/video/Di7JiiLDDPA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PP4KPyuY84S3BVIo
Judd Court
Adam Wall
The Austrian writer Franz Innerhofer once lived here
It’s such a gorgeous town!!
Italy is top on my list. I was hoping to go in the spring. You video is very helpful for us.
I highly recommend coming and spending more time in this town- it’s beautiful!
And for the most beautiful Beaches in the world visit our second big island, sardinia😊
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Thank you!
Kreiger Circle
Ottis Estates
Another beautiful Italian town! Such a massive church for a small town aswell
Orvieto and Assisi were my favorite!!😍
It's a cathedral.
Thanks to you, I visited the city of Orvieto.
Yay!! How did you like it?
I love the funicular ride
It was fun with pretty views!
Is Orvieto or Perugia nicer? Thanks in advance. Umbría is called the green heart of Italy.
Yes, the green heart of Italy! So lovely!!! We didn't stop in Perugia, so I don't know but I really loved Orvieto!
@@SwiftyTravels Would you say Orvieto is nicer than Siena as a day trip from Florence? Thanks in advance for reply
@@Mongoose-ct6us I’m sorry we didn’t go to Siena either. I would recommend Orvieto or Assisi as a great day trip from Florence.
@@SwiftyTravels Excelente. Thank you. Been to Italy twice but never been to Florence or Orvieto. On my list. Sardinia and abruzzo look nice too
@@Mongoose-ct6us Florence is one of a kind thing but it's obviously much more touristy. I visited Siena only once so I can't vouch for it but it wasn't bad. However, I live in a small city 45 minutes by car from Orvieto, called Todi.
I would really recommend visiting Todi as well, it's smaller and has some accessibility problems (meaning, it's hard to find a parking lot that isn't full or free.. and it's on top of a hill, so you either use the public trasportation systems or go by foot) but it's characteristic, medieval, "authentic" italian vibe, amazing food.
The city centre is small so you can visit most of the stuff in less than a full day but there are many other small things to see around especially if you have a car.
So if you come by Orvieto, try to have a small step in Todi as well. Between Orvieto and Perugia I don't really know... surely Perugia is more known. I think they are equal but maybe Orvieto has a nicer aesthetic.
I would also mention Spoleto, another pretty beautiful city on a hill, not too far from Orvieto... or if you decide to stop by Todi you could also reach Monte castello di vibio, these two you can visit in half a day :)
I was there last week
Nice! Isn’t it beautiful? 😍