Top Things to do in Citta della Pieve
Top Restaurants in Citta della Pieve
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What to do and see in Citta della Pieve, Italy: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Citta della Pieve, Italy including Vicolo Baciadonne, Pomario, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Slow Food Cooking School, Suzie's Yard, MORETTI Voglie di Bosco, Chiesa dei SS. Apostoli Pietro e Paolo, Sarteano Castle, Cattedrale Santi Gervasio e Protasio, Museo Civico La Citta Sotterranea.
Restaurants in Citta della Pieve
1. Vicolo Baciadonne
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 303 reviews
Italy's most narrow street
Reviewed By FyFazan - Oslo, Norway
You'll experience some of the narrowest streets in Italy, and every street is nicely decorated with flowers. Citta della Pieve is a beautiful small town - fiats, motorcycles, flowers, narrow streets, italian flags, brick buildings, beautiful views, osterias and nice restaurants.
Defintely worth visiting if you're in this area!
2. Pomario
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
Pomario we produce Organic Wine an Olive Oil in Umbria, Italy. Is a small hill very bright and isolated by thick woods that surround the property, on the border between Tuscany and Umbria, 500m s.l. Respecting the environment and maintaining ecological balances have been the guidelines that led to the building of the new winery. Visits include:Tasting and tour of the Winery, Olive mill vineyard.
Reviewed By GandHM - Towcester, United Kingdom
My wife and our three adult sons spent a very enjoyable afternoon at this gorgeous winery. Stephania walked us around the vineyard and the winery, sharing her great passion for producing organic wine & olive oil in an environmentally friendly way. We were then treated to a fabulous lunch accompanied by some delicious wines. We bought some to take away and it was interesting to note the lack of a headache after spending an evening drinking solely Pomario wines!
As with other reviewers we were made to feel very welcome and we are very grateful. Thank you!
Anyone visiting Pomario should also stop at Monteleone just a couple of miles away- walk to the end of the village centre for some stunning views!
3. Museo Archeologico Nazionale
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By alh065 - Houston, Texas
During our recent visit to and stay in Chiusi, we were fortunate to take the recommendation of the town's excellent Tourist Information office and visit the Museo. The museum documents in a very understandable, well captioned guidance through the Etruscan civilization that had developed there more than three millenia ago. The exhibits are logically staged over the timeline of the cultural development and English translations make following the record quite easy.
4. Slow Food Cooking School
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
LEARN ITALIAN FOOD, LANGUAGE, CULTURE, AND CULINARY TRADITIONS FROM PROFESSIONAL experienced owners of FONTANARO Estate.The wonderful part of Italian cooking relies on the fact that is made with fresh and genuine ingredients, you can recreate traditional Italian cuisine in the comfort of your own home even with a view of the Tuscan and Umbrian hills. In an atmosphere which is design to reproduce the old Tuscan and Umbrian houses, you can go learning the basics of the real Mediterranean cucine. Lucia's and Alina's (the professional Sommelier) warm personality and relaxed family teaching style will make you feel comfortable and fully capable of producing some of the traditional Italian dishes. Il Fontanaro is a typical italian farm since 1893. Lucia and Alina will help you unravel the mystery of selecting the finest, freshest ingredients available from the Fontanaro's vegetable garden. You will learn all about the secrets to make and taste a unique extra virgin olive oil
Reviewed By joshcR442TN
We are staying at Fontanaro for a week and can’t say enough fantastic things about it here. The cooking class with Alina was special and so much more than making fresh pasta - it was a delightful journey into the true benefits of a healthy...Morewe miss you here and we hope to come to New York to cook for you and meet your dog! This is a real friendship exchange ! thank you for visiting us ciao alina and lucia
5. Suzie's Yard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
We are a 11 hectare organic farm located half way between Florence & Rome. We produce olive oil, wine, honey, herbs & wheat in one of tuscany's hidden rural gems....you'll never have experienced a Tuscany quite like it! Please come and visit our farm. From May to October we run a "Field to Table" healthy eatery in the most beautiful setting, a fixed menu using only our own ingredients. For that special occasion (birthday, anniversary, romantic date) you can book us exclusively for yourselves. We also offer farm days for people on vacation in the area where we teach you about what we do, how we do it and you can also learn to prepare some simple dishes. Just call us or send us an email. We are bilingual English/Italian. Great for adults and kids alike. Visit our website or call us.
6. MORETTI Voglie di Bosco
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
Truffles - Mushrooms - Wines - Marmalades - Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Honey Visit us! Prodigious assortment of nobles wines, jams, cheese
Reviewed By twin123185 - Toms River, New Jersey
Never would have known about this place. We were staying in Orvieto, had a car and wanted to drive around. This place is easy to find off the highway and well worth the time. The family is very nice. They showed us beautiful white truffles and offered us a tasting of different products. We bought plenty. Prices very reasonable and as usual getting from the source - the people who find it and make the products - is very rewarding and fun. Please stop here!
7. Chiesa dei SS. Apostoli Pietro e Paolo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By domenicocacopardo - 05010 Parrano (Terni)
Monteleone d'Orvieto è un centro abitato sussidiario della città, un tempo capoluogo, appunto Orvieto. Qui, infatti, si realizzarono le fabbriche dei laterizi necessarie per la costruzione del Duomo di Orvieto, opera dell'architetto Maitani. Il paese nasce nel secolo XI° come uno dei tanti castrum della zona, tutti realizzati in luoghi strategici, dai quali si potevano contrastare gli eserciti in marcia contro il pontefice romano. La Collegiata dei Ss. Pietro e Paolo sorge proprio all'interno del castrum e merita una visita, giacché illustra adeguatamente un pezzo di storia umbra. All'interno è da segnalare Una Madonna col bambino e i santi titolari (Pietro e Paolo) attribuita alla scuola del Perugino.
8. Sarteano Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By DoloresJacoby - West Palm Beach, Florida
Sarteano is one of those lovely little Tuscan villages that's off the beaten path and not filled with American tourists. It's a lovely walk from downtown past linen and coffee shops up cobblestone streets to the top of the hill. Theres a lovely park surrounding the castle filled with cedar of Lebanon trees and more. There's a small entrance fee, but one can climb steps to the very top of the castle inside and out. The architecture is amazing and the views from the top fantastic. We took our time to enjoy the castle, grounds and town.
9. Cattedrale Santi Gervasio e Protasio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By charitsm - Manila, Philippines
It is easy to dismiss this church as 'one of those' but to do so would be a mistake. The interior is a mix of old and new, like the white vaults and the colourful marbled columns of the many side altars, which are all unique and interesting. The 'ambo', with its painting of San Gervasio is rather unusual.
10. Museo Civico La Citta Sotterranea
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
The two main characteristics of the Underground museum, are the spring water lake situated at 25 m below the ground level and the Etruscan epigraphic collection which is the largest in the world with more than 500 urns and tiles.You will enjoy guided tours through an interesting millennial path unchanged over the years.
Reviewed By ColleeninPiegaro - Piegaro, Italy
Not much is about this elusive, but powerful civilization that preceded the Roman Empire, but they left behind many tombs and artifacts. The best place to see this incredible piece of history is in Chiusi. Visit the museum which is centrally located in the centro storico and then ask for the key to visit the network of tombs just outside Chiusi on the road to Lago Chiusi. If you love history, you should take the time to visit the museum and the tombs. Fascinating!
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