Holiday rentals in Pisciarello

An unforgettable experience, leaving Orvieto reaching La Badia and then crossing beautiful landscapes from Canale Nuovo to Boccetta, we get Civita di Bagnoregio. Farmhouses, wine cellars, meadows where sheep flocks graze, beeches, oaks and chestnut woods sorround this plateau where a changeless breeze makes enjoyable also hottest summer days. When we get to the terrace from where ancient Civita is admirable, all its nonpareil beauty apears. Crossing tehe bridge like suspended in the air we enter into "Castle in the Sky", as it' s called this hamlet, movie set for many grat films. Inside we forget all our mind, we enter an age-old world, with little shops where scents and essences are obtained with an ancient craft. Taverns, public houses, all of them settle down in very old rooms invite to taste genuine products, wines from native vines, tipical local products. Riding back the e-bike to Orvieto, but going through a new route, we stop at "Terrazza Farnese" the nicest panoramic site from where take unforgatteble pictures of "the Rupe" Other things to note Large parking area close rental point, no problem leaving car for many hours too. Arriving by train or bus, rental point is just in the same square of Station .

Be prepared to enjoy your day in a green and peaceful place, away from the city chaos. You’ll be able to watch a truffle dog at work in harmony with nature. It will be a delightful surprise to see how much satisfaction our faithful friends can give us! During the journey, I will tell you everything about truffles and I will be happy to answer at any of your questions. By the end of the hike, I will bring you to a typical farmhouse where you will be able to taste delicious dishes based on truffles and not only that! The menu includes: - Appetizer with salami, cheeses, jams, seasonal vegetables and bruschetta with truffles. - Homemade pasta with fresh truffle. - Eggs with truffles, seasonal vegetables, wild boar. - Dessert. - Free water and wine. - Coffee and bitter. We also have menus for vegetarians, celiacs and vegans. The meeting point is the farm "Aia del Tufo" which is a 50 minute drive from Orvieto, in the Tuscan Maremma. You can reach the meeting point only with the car. Contact me for more information. Other things to note Long trousers are required and it’s necessary to bring a bottle of water for the journey. I also suggest wearing a comfortable pair of boots. Bring a trekking pole if you have one.

We will begin our tasting itinerary with a visit to the 1300s cellar dug into the tuff. Here I will tell you a little about how this cave was used in the past. After the underground visit we will go back up and sit down at the tables overlooking the Duomo, if the weather does not allow it, the tasting will be inside, we will begin to taste typical Orvietana products such as roast pork, dried sausages and ham, and even cheeses with various maturations ; everything will be combined with the wines of our city, both white and red. Then, as usual, we'll end up with the holy wine with tozzetti with almonds and hazelnuts. Other things to note What we will eat is also suitable for children who will have the possibility of choosing soft drinks

We'll do a bike tour among some Terni’s medieval wonders, far away from touristic routes, in the locations that inspired the cult movie "The Chronicles of Narnia", among dream outlooks and local delicacies.
Difficulty and duration of the tour are adjustable according to participants' needs – we range from 30 to 75 kms (18-46 miles) and from a difference in height of 500 metres to 1300 metres (1640-4265 feet).
The starting point is the lovely hamlet of Penna in Teverina, easily reachable from Rome by train and by car. From there on, it will be a sequence of lush countryside and ancient villages frozen in time: Amelia – one of the most ancient of central Italy – and medieval hamlets like Porchiano del Monte, Lugnano in Teverina, Alviano, Guardea, Attigliano, Castel dell'Aquila, Montecastrilli and Montecchio. 
Since in Italy all roads, even the roughest, lead to food, during our breaks we'll have the chance to relax and take refreshments inside the best taverns of the area, where luckily they don't even know what a Tourist Menu is.
In regard to safety, these roads are usually not heavily traveled and, except for some stretches, they have a good surface. Other things to note Difficulty and duration of the tour are adjustable according to participants' needs – we range from 30 to 75 kms (18-46 miles) and from a difference in height of 500 metres to 1300 metres.

You 'll be not wiewers, we will live from the inside Orvieto and most hidden corners, running unwritten history. Inside some undergrounds not open to large groups, we meet Etruscan an Roman civilization sites, told by those who explores, examines and uncharted caves. BY e-bikes we move among alleys and little sqares, exactly like Orvietans do, and we stop at "Palazzo del Capitano", at S.Andrea's Church, at "Torre del Moro", arriving to "Piazza del Duomo" where we enter inside a private cave, not allowed to the public, datable around the VIII century B.C., where from generations take place an historic winery. Her we have wine tasting and we will share knowledge of winemaking art, toghether with local food tating. Then we go through the "Rocca di Albornoz" and go across the ring around the "Rupe" to let you take picture of this jewel of history, art and culture, from every angle. At the end we will go down through "Middle age area" where wood and ceramic craftsman workshops create a very old art. Other things to note Large parking area next rental point; no problem for leaving car also for many hours; train or bus station just in front of rental point.