In Umbria among waterfalls and mysteries
AT CHRISTMAS GIVE UMBRIA AS A GIFT!
Stay at the Marmore Falls and Narni Sotterranea
The Marmore Falls is the highest in Europe, but what characterizes it is the natural scenery in which it is immersed. An extraordinary plunge into the most intense green that enchanted travelers in all ages and struck the imagination of the romantic poets of the Grand Tour, such as Lord Byron who called it “…horribly beautiful.”
Today the waterfall is not only to be admired, but experienced. Six wonderful nature trails take visitors close to the rapids, face to face with the jumps of the falls immersed in the roar of the waters.
A visit to Narni Sotterranea is an intense and evocative experience inside underground places discovered beneath the former Convent of San Domenico in Narni.
The one-and-a-half hour tour will start from the church of Santa Maria della Rupe, passing through the remains of a Roman domus with cistern, to arrive at the Room of Torments of the Holy Inquisition and the small cell with graffiti. It will be a crescendo of emotions until the arrival in the former Church of San Domenico, now Auditorium Bortolotti.
1 night offer
- 1 overnight stay with breakfast in 3/4-star hotel (depending on the category chosen)
- 1 dinner
- 1 entrance to the Marmore Falls
- 1 admission and guided tour of Narni Sotterranea
Costs
Offer from
€
117
in double room per person
Program
After settling in at the hotel, transfer to Marmore Falls Park for a free tour. The ticket allows you to walk the six trails independently, following the marked routes. You will explore canals, streams and wooden bridges, until you get closer and closer to the waterfall and its three jumps, which create a wonderful spectacle. At the end, return to the hotel, dinner and overnight stay.
Dopo la prima colazione in hotel, check out e trasferimento a Narni per la visita guidata di Narni Sotterranea. Si tratta di un luogo magico nel quale storia e mistero si intrecciano. Il percorso, della durata di un’ora e mezza, partirà della chiesa di Santa Maria della Rupe, passando per i resti di una domus romana con cisterna, per arrivare alla Stanza dei Tormenti della Santa Inquisizione e alla piccola cella coi graffiti, per poi terminare nella ex chiesa di San Domenico. Al termine suggeriamo una breve e piacevole passeggiata nel centro storico di Narni, un borgo medievale splendidamente conservato, dove sembra che il tempo si sia fermato.