Less than an hour's drive from Reschio, Orvieto is a medieval hill town perched on a tuff cliff, built above a labyrinth of ancient Etruscan tunnels and wells. Begin with a leisurely stroll through the historic center, then make your way to the Duomo. Its mosaic-and-marble facade is among Italy's finest, and inside, you'll find treasures like the Cappella di San Brizio, frescoed by Luca Signorelli. On your drive back to the estate, stop for a little more art along the way. In San Vito, a small lakeside village, you can visit one of the oldest churches in the Trasimeno area. Or, in Panicale, the Church of San Sebastiano is home to Perugino's celebrated fresco, The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian