is orvieto worth the trip?
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I think the consensus is shaping up as YES! See the "Search this Forum" box at the top of the page? Type in Orvieto, and previous posts from the archives will come up on the left-hand side of your screen. Sit back and browse for a while.
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Specifically as to the local winery part of your quary...Orvieto Classico.. mmm... do I remember a delicious white wine?? Or was that the Orvieto Pino Grigio, well chilled - really nice on a warm day??
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YES, for a side trip that is very easy from Rome, Orvieto is super. It can be a quick day-trip from Rome, or a place to stay for a night or so on the way elsewhere.
Assisi is lovely, but more of a drive (while Orvieto is reachable conveniently by train and on the road from Rome to Florence). Gubbio is much much more of a drive.
Assisi is lovely, but more of a drive (while Orvieto is reachable conveniently by train and on the road from Rome to Florence). Gubbio is much much more of a drive.
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YES. Orvieto is about 1 hr. by train from Rome & makes a very nice day trip. Tashak is right about Assisi & Gubbio. Although both of those are nice I would pick Orvieto even if all 3 were equidistant from Rome.