Mia Apartment is in the historic heart of Orvieto, it is a renovated environment in a building dating back to the 13th century. and is only one minute walk from the splendid Piazza della Repubblica, Piazza del Comune, while the Duomo is 550 meters away, so you will have everything conveniently at hand. Apartment Mia is located on the first floor and is a space of 55 square meters divided into an open space living room with a kitchen equipped with all comforts and a living area with a comfortable sofa and wall-mounted TV, a bathroom with shower xl and a double bedroom with tv and characteristic wall in exposed tuff.

Hi I'm Juna, the owner of Appartamento Mia. Why this name? Because it is the name of My daughter, the future heir of this beautiful relaxing environment in the historic center of Orvieto. The apartment is located in the building that was my grandmother's, and has been completely renovated with love and with materials from our area, such as wood and tuff. For organizational reasons and above all not to make guests wait at the time of their arrival, we always ask for confirmation of the reservation, as well as a few days before arrival, with an e-mail or message or whatsapp, an expected check-in time because I, not living near Mia Apartment, need time to arrive, so from now on I say THANK YOU for this kindness.

Orvieto is located in Umbria, the green heart of Italy. Orvieto rises on a tuff cliff, which dominates the valley, arrived from a volcanic eruption of today's Lake Bolsena, in the Quaternary age. The first human settlements date back to the seventh century BC, but Orvieto was above all one of the most important Etruscan cities with the name of Velzna and the city reached its maximum splendor between the sixth and fourth centuries BC, becoming a flourishing commercial and artistic center, with a military supremacy guaranteed by its strategic position that gave it the appearance of a natural fortress. In 264 BC it was destroyed by the Romans and was re-founded a few centuries later under the name of Urbs Vetus (old city). Subsequently Orvieto became the domain of the Goths, the Byzantines, the Lombards and later the communal age came. Orvieto, the residential headquarters of the papal courts on repeated occasions, is the City of Corpus Domini. To see in Orvieto the splendid Cathedral with the wonderful Chapel of the Last Judgment, Orvieto Underground, the Etruscan Museums, the Pozzo di San Patrizio and the Pozzo della Cava. In Orvieto you will find culture, good food, shopping and c