Torre del Moro

For a few pounds you can climb 300 steps to the top floor and see the panoramic view of the whole city. It is definitely worth the price! Even if you don’t have much time to visit, it is recommended to come here and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

The best view in town is from the clock tower …you can see everything from this vantage point and it’s quite impressive The clock town is the highest point of Orvieto and well worth the visit and the climb How far up you ask ? Well you can take the lift (don’t get too excited it only goes to the second floor - so Italian !) once at the 2nd floor it about 170 steps up Thinking I was fairly fit it’s didn’t seem much for a great view of town and surrounding area - I will say I was a little puffed by the time I got to the top and I didn’t take the lift (saving only a few steps) but maybe a good thing ! Once at the top the view was amazing and you certainly forgot quickly the fact that you are a little out of breath It’s a strange this that a wonderful and totally Instagram able town like Orvieto is often forgotten amongst the Florence Rome Amalfi Cinque Terre Venice (your getting the picture - there are so many great places those influencers don’t know about ….yet) If you find yourself in town and I suggest a visit then one thing you must do is walk up the clock tower for the best view in town Enjoy

Decent tower to climb to get an overview of Orvieto. Honestly, there’s not a lot to see, Orvieto is very homogeneous from the top.

Torre del Moro in Orvieto, Italy, is a magnificent medieval tower that offers visitors a glimpse into the town's rich history and stunning panoramic views. Standing tall at 47 meters, this iconic structure dates back to the late 13th century and decorates the skyline with its imposing presence. Originally constructed as a watchtower, it has witnessed the passage of time and served various purposes, including housing a water tank. Visitors can climb its 236 steps to reach the top, where they are rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding Umbrian landscape and the charming town below. The clock added in the 19th century continues to keep time, a testament to the enduring legacy of this historical gem. Safe travels my friends 🙏♥️😊

Breathtaking views! The 200-odd stairs aren't that many, and you can skip half with the elevator.

Another site included in the Orvieto Carta Unica. 230 steps to the top (although the first 60 can be skipped by the elevator). The stairs are modern, but in the walls, as you ascend, you will see the notches where the original stairs would have been. At the top you can walk all the way around. Spectacular views in all directions over the city and beyond to the countryside. If you can manage the stairs, the view is certainly worth the climbing.

After 250 steps or so you are rewarded with great 360 views of Orvieto and the surrounding area. Ticket price was €3.80 per person, and €3.00 for students. There’s a lift that saves your quads 70 steps or so. Definitely worth seeing if you are up to the challenge!

After descending the 54 meters of St. Patrick's well, to keep fit, you can go up the 47 meters of the thirteenth-century "Del Moro" tower. The reward is a nice 360° view over Orvieto. An elevator will help you to reach the first floors. The admission price is €3.80 or it is included in the €25 "ORVIETO CARTA UNICA" cumulative ticket.