Britt-Orvieto

1. It is a large 14th century church named: *

Duomo di Orvieto; Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta Duomo di Orvieto; Cattedrale di Santa Maria Fiore Duomo di Orvieto; Cattedrale di Santa Theresa Assunta Duomo di Orvieto; Cattedrale di Santa Caterina Assunta Prefer not to say

2. Near the top is a large round window. What is that window called? *

Round window at the top Circle of Caterina Rose Window Tholos Window

3. Here you are standing in front of the main door. There are three large doors to this cathedral. What are they made of? *

4. The cathedral has 5 bells dating back to the Renaissance. What key are they tuned to? *

G major C flat C sharp E flat

5. Construction of the cathedral lasted almost 3 centuries. How many years is 3 centuries? *

6. In one of the chapels we saw some incredible paintings by an artist studied by Michelangelo. Who is this artist? *

Raphael Luca Signorelli Leonardo Da Vinci Dugalass Ruggiero

7. Later in our trip we saw some rare relatively unknown and unfinished paintings by this same artist. It took us a while to find the church and the church was ready to close when we finally found it but they let us in. What town were we in when we saw them? *

Verona Siena Corniglia Moterrosso del mare

8. We stayed in a beautiful hotel in the main town square. In such a lovely hotel, how do you ensure that the air conditioning works? *

Well Britt, here it is - your favourite building (from the outside) in the whole world. So, let's talk about it!

The Orvieto Cathedral is the main focus of the town.