Travel through time when you visit Orvieto. The town is medieval, with cobblestone streets, but you can literally see the passage of time when you visit the Church of Sant’Andrea. This Romanesque church was built in the 11th-12th century … Continue reading →
I have just returned from a month in Orvieto, hosting groups for the first time since the fall of 2019. It was glorious to gather together again! There was so much excitement, both from the participants and from the Orvietani, … Continue reading →
Italy is known for it’s beauty. Rolling hills full of cypress trees, quaint old towns with cobblestone streets, historical monuments and ruins that mark the passage of centuries. But there’s also beauty beneath the surface. Hidden around a corner you … Continue reading →
