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Bagnoregio & Orvieto Day Trip with Wines & Lunch
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Bagnoregio & Orvieto Day Trip with Wines & Lunch

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Escape Rome for a day to Civita di Bagnoregio, the crumbling hilltop town reachable only by footbridge. Wander its near-abandoned streets, then continue to Orvieto for its Gothic cathedral, local wines, and a included lunch.

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Reasons to go

  • Civita di Bagnoregio is nicknamed 'the dying town' due to erosion of its volcanic outcrop and shrinking population.
  • The town is reachable only by a single pedestrian bridge connecting it to the modern world.
  • Orvieto's Gothic cathedral sits atop its own tufa plateau alongside a local wine-producing tradition.
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Full description

Civita di Bagnoregio sits atop an eroding volcanic outcrop, connected to the modern world by a single pedestrian bridge, and its shrinking, near-abandoned population has earned it the nickname 'the dying town' — a striking, almost surreal sight after Rome's dense centre. Orvieto, built on its own tufa plateau, adds a Gothic cathedral and a wine-producing tradition that the trip's included lunch and wines lean into.

With the highest hidden-gem score among Rome's day trips here, this suits travellers who've already covered the city centre and want somewhere genuinely less-trodden.

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Address

Piazza del Popolo, 00187 Roma RM, Italy · Campo Marzio
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Hours

Full-day tour, ~10 hours, morning departure from Rome.
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Booking

Booking required

Duration

10h

Best time

early morning

Intensity

Active — lots of walking

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Good to know

  • Wear good walking shoes, as Civita's cobbled streets and the approach bridge involve real effort, especially in heat
  • pace the wine tasting if you have an early return, since it's built into the day
  • bring cash for smaller vendors in Civita, where card acceptance can be patchy.
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Reviews

Andreas kept the day fun and easy to follow, and our driver Luca was excellent. I would have preferred a little more time in Montepulciano, but the wine tasting and lunch were enjoyable.

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Pauline

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