to see how extensive the caves are and what uses they were put to is fascinating More

the food was average, not a good idea to try seafood in Orvieto More

Imagine having lunch or dinner in the presence of old Etruscan caves or outside next to ancient walls and in a greenery filled pergola. Add to that old world home cuisine and you have Pozzo della Cava, an experience not to be missed. Off the so-called beaten track in Orvieto and right in the middle of the oldest part of... More

Walkways and lighting were good to explore caves. History was interesting. Having an interest in crockery is helpful. I don't have that interest so it was not a highlight of the city attractions. More

Pozzo della Cava is one of the many underground excavations in Orvieto. It is out of the way of most of the other attractions and so would often get overlooked. It is part of the Combined ticket that Orvieto offers for many of its attractions. We visited early in the morning on a Saturday and there were only two other... More

If you only have time for one underground tour, come here! Although the gentleman at the front didn't understand English and I didn't understand Italian, my bad Spanish and his gesturing got us through. There's a little pamphlet with information, but honestly, it's just amazing to see how the underground caves were used at various times - to get limestone,... More

This is a fascinating glimpse into the cave system under the houses in Orvieto. It's a self led tour, so you can go at your own speed. It has informative display boards along the way. You end up in a small coffee shop where you can refuel! There is also a wine shop, restaurant and bookshop where we bought a... More