Bus from Civita to Orvieto
Mar 25th, 2003, 08:55 PM
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Bus from Civita to Orvieto
Does anyone possibly have the bus schedule from Civita to Orvieto? We'd like to leave Civita in time to catch a 5:28pm Orvieto train back to Rome.
Also, does anyone know whether it would be at all difficult to hire a taxis in Orvieto who could take us to Civita around 1pm? (and approx $)
Lulu
Also, does anyone know whether it would be at all difficult to hire a taxis in Orvieto who could take us to Civita around 1pm? (and approx $)
Lulu
Mar 26th, 2003, 11:24 AM
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If you're sleeping in Orvieto the previous night (which I heartily recommend), ask the hotel to arrange a cab for you and to let you know the price. Our hotel arranged a taxi for us to the train station quite early on a Sunday morning.
Mar 26th, 2003, 02:53 PM
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Has anyone ever stayed in Civita at the B&B? I've heard that Orvieto is somewhat filled with tourists, so I was thinking of staying in Civita (I know its very small). Does anyone have experience or an opinion? I don't think we will have a car. Thank you.
Mar 26th, 2003, 04:25 PM
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Do you understand just how small Civita is? "Village" might be too large a concept for it, you know. It's basically one street. I think it would be charming to stay there for a night, but that's about it.
You will have to walk across the bridge to get to Bagnoreggio, the main town.
Orvieto may have lots of tourists, but it is a lovely town with several excellent restaurants, a friendly, casual atmosphere, and ample opportunities to get away from the crowd if you like.
You will have to walk across the bridge to get to Bagnoreggio, the main town.
Orvieto may have lots of tourists, but it is a lovely town with several excellent restaurants, a friendly, casual atmosphere, and ample opportunities to get away from the crowd if you like.
