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Take a stroll through the historic center of Orvieto, which features charming cobblestone streets, medieval buildings, and picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. Stop by a local cafe for a traditional Italian breakfast of cappuccino and croissant.

Visit the Etruscan Necropolis of Crocifisso del Tufo [INSERT ID HERE], a series of tombs that were carved into the soft volcanic rock. Take a guided tour to learn about the customs and beliefs of the Etruscan civilization.

Enjoy a glass of Orvieto Classico, a crisp white wine that is produced in the region, at one of the local enotecas.

Take a day trip to Lake Bolsena [INSERT ID HERE], a volcanic lake that is known for its crystal-clear waters and scenic beauty. Swim, fish, or rent a boat to explore the lake and its surrounding beaches.

Visit the Orvieto Underground [INSERT ID HERE], a network of tunnels and caves that were used for storage, transportation, and other purposes throughout history. Take a guided tour to learn about the fascinating stories and legends associated with this subterranean world.

Sample some of the local cuisine at one of Orvieto's many restaurants, which offer a variety of traditional Umbrian dishes like truffles, wild boar, and homemade pasta.

Take a scenic hike or bike ride through the countryside surrounding Orvieto, which features rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves. Stop by a local farm to taste some of the region's famous cheeses and cured meats.

Visit the Etruscan Museum (Museo Archeologico Nazionale dell'Umbria) [INSERT ID HERE], which houses a vast collection of Etruscan artifacts and artworks. Learn about the history and culture of this ancient civilization through interactive exhibits and guided tours.

End your day with a visit to the Orvieto Underground [INSERT ID HERE], a network of tunnels and caves that were used for storage, transportation, and other purposes throughout history. Take a guided tour to learn about the fascinating stories and legends associated with this subterranean world.

Take a cooking class at one of Orvieto's many culinary schools, where you can learn how to make traditional Umbrian dishes like bruschetta, gnocchi, and tiramisu. Shop for fresh ingredients at the local market and enjoy a leisurely meal with your fellow classmates.

Visit the Palazzo del Popolo [INSERT ID HERE], a medieval palace that now houses the town hall and a museum. Admire the ornate architecture and frescoes, and learn about the history of Orvieto and its role in Italian politics.

Take a stroll through the charming streets of Orvieto and enjoy a gelato or aperitivo at one of the many cafes and bars.