Umbria's grand hill town - one of the most charming cities in central Italy.
The Cathedral (begun before 1285), in the southeast of Orvieto, in the Piazza del Duomo, one of the most splendid examples of Italian Gothic architecture, was b...

A magnificent ancient palace for your Civil Wedding in one of the most captivating medieval towns in Umbria! This is the lifetime to choose the perfect backdro...

Perfect location for your Protestant or Symbolic Wedding! Highly recommended are also Catholic Ceremony in the beautiful cathedral of Orvieto or Civil ceremonie...

Falesco Winery is an ideal location for a unusual reception and an unforgettable wedding among the most beautiful Umbrian vineyards.It could be also possib...

This imposing building is belonging since two centuries to the Counts Fiumi di Sterpeto,descended from Saint Claire of Assisi; this noble Umbrian family has be...

The city of Orvieto exists in symbiosis with the tuff cliff on which it stands, an extraordinary example of the integration of nature by the work of man. Getting Married in Orvieto will ensure an experience that will take you back in history.
It is in fact a small city of great antiquity, so ancient that its early history is uncertain. Its location is remarkable as well: it occupies a slowly crumbling butte of volcanic tufa, riddled with hundreds of caves, wells and tunnels of every period from Etruscan to medieval to 17th century and later; slowly crumbling away as are many such hills in the area (the most famous of which is nearby Cívita di Bagnoregio) and constantly maintained and shored up by massive engineering works.
Visiting this town means journeying through history, for traces of each and every period of the almost three thousand years of its existence crop up everywhere in this preconstituted physical entity: Orvieto is truly a marvelous location for your Italian Wedding.

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Orvieto is in Umbria.
If you are interested in a wedding in Orvieto have a look at other wedding locations in Umbria