Archeologico
Nazionale
findings from necropolises in the Orvieto area.
Etrusco
C. Faina
with finds from the necropolis around Orvieto.
Underground
A fascinating visit to the manmade caves and cavities
to help you understand the story of this city on a tufa plateau.
del Crocifisso
del Tufo
is one of the major funerary areas of the ancient Etruscan city.
della Cava
of the medieval quarter of Orvieto.
An unusual testimony of the city’s history through nine
caves rich of Etruscan, Medieval and Renaissance
archaeological findings.
San Patrizio
the Younger, built in 1527.
del Moro
A bird’s eye view of Orvieto from the medieval tower.
The eye sweeps the horizon with its hamlets and castles
that bear witness to the power that was of the medieval city.
The Museums and Monuments of Orvieto are included!
Convenience
With Orvieto Carta Unica
you save over 20% on the price of entrance tickets to monuments and museums and you have a discount in all affiliated facilities..
Simplicity
Buy online and print the ticket directly from the site or request it to be sent by email. You can request a new sending of the ticket by email in case of loss.
Utility
The Card is valid for 1 year: from when you first enter you have 1 year to visit the sites you have not accessed using the same ticket
Discover the new Thematic Cards, available only online!
*Reduced Rate
The reduced rate is reserved for minors who have turned 10, adults who have turned 65, students under 25, and groups of at least 10 people. At Orvieto Underground, only one child under 10 is admitted for free per each adult paying the full rate.
General Information
• Opening Hours:
Always check the Opening Hours section to know the availability of the sites included in the Card packages.
• Access with Animals:
Access with animals is allowed based on the regulations of each site, subject to request at the entrance.
• Orvieto Underground Booking:
To access Orvieto Underground, it is necessary to book the guided tour included in the Card price by writing to info@orvietounderground.it
• St. Patrick’s Well:
To access St. Patrick’s Well, it is necessary to collect a ticket at the adjacent ticket office in Piazza Cahen.
**Necropoli del Crocifisso del Tufo
Starting from September 29, 2025, in order to allow improvement works for redevelopment and accessibility, the archaeological area of the Etruscan Necropolis of Crocifisso del Tufo will undergo changes to the visitor route.
Only the Antiquarium will remain open, where visitors can admire the materials unearthed over the years during excavations.
By reservation, thanks to new technologies (specifically smart glasses), it will be possible to take a journey through time and see the Necropolis as it appeared in the 6th century BC, as well as virtually handle the artifacts.
New!
Discover the new Thematic Cards, available only online!
*Reduced Rate
The reduced rate is reserved for minors who have turned 10, adults who have turned 65, students, and groups of at least 10 people. At Orvieto Underground, only one child under 10 is admitted for free per each adult paying the full rate.
General Information
• Opening Hours:
Always check the Opening Hours section to know the availability of the sites included in the Card packages.
• Access with Animals:
Access with animals is allowed based on the regulations of each site, subject to request at the entrance.
• Orvieto Underground Booking:
To access Orvieto Underground, it is necessary to book the guided tour included in the Card price by writing to info@orvietounderground.it
• St. Patrick’s Well:
To access St. Patrick’s Well, it is necessary to collect a ticket at the adjacent ticket office in Piazza Cahen.
Scheduled events
at Orvieto
Inside LiveOrvieto a space dedicated to all the activities and events of Orvieto.
Archeologico
Nazionale
findings from necropolises in the Orvieto area.
Etrusco
C. Faina
with finds from the necropolis around Orvieto.
Underground
A fascinating visit to the manmade caves and cavities
to help you understand the story of this city on a tufa plateau.
del Crocifisso
del Tufo
is one of the major funerary areas of the ancient Etruscan city.
della Cava
of the medieval quarter of Orvieto.
An unusual testimony of the city’s history through nine
caves rich of Etruscan, Medieval and Renaissance
archaeological findings.
San Patrizio
the Younger, built in 1527.
del Moro
A bird’s eye view of Orvieto from the medieval tower.
The eye sweeps the horizon with its hamlets and castles
that bear witness to the power that was of the medieval city.
