Umbrian towns Narni and Orvieto highlight Italy's historical heritage

The Umbrian towns of Narni and Orvieto are highlighted for their unique historical and natural attractions.

Narni is noted for its connection to the name of C. S. Lewis’s “The Chronicles of Narnia” and its significant underground sites, including the 13th-century Church of Santa Maria della Rupe and the Inquisition’s Room of Torments. Natural landmarks include the Nera gorge and the Benedictine Abbey of San Cassiano.

Orvieto is recognized by international media, such as The Independent, as a major destination featuring a spectacular Duomo and a complex underground labyrinth. The city is also home to the Chapel of San Brizio, which contains powerful Renaissance frescoes by Luca Signorelli depicting the Last Judgment.