History of Freud in Orvieto

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When Freud visited Orvieto in September 1897, he was so impressed by what he saw and experienced during his three days, that it changed the course of his life, and thus ours. What was it that triggered his Epiphany? This tour will show you.

He was halfway through life's journey, but like his hero Dante, lost in a dark wood. He was suffering from anxiety and confusion, but also the intellectual excitement of a new start. He was mourning the death of his father. He had suffered a hostile reception to his latest theory by his peers. He was fearful of rising antisemitism in Vienna. He was also withdrawing from cocaine addiction.

We shall retrace his steps and I will illustrate why these Orvieto places had such a profound effect. Orvieto's Etruscan sites and museums unleashed his passion for archeology and antique collecting. The tour embraces art, psychology, archeology, and the biography of a genius. The famous Freudian slip was born of his visit here.

Įskaičiuota

  • All Fees and Taxes
  • Walking tour of the principal places Freud visited during his stay in Orvieto

Kas neįskaičiuota?

    Neįskaičiuota
    • Lunch

    Papildoma informacija

    Service animals allowed

    Public transportation options are available nearby

    Suitable for all physical fitness levels

    Most of the tour is a walkabout, but for the Etruscan Cemetery you will be taken by car

    Not wheelchair accessible

    Maršruto informacija

    Vieta

    Išvykimo vieta
    Teatro Mancinelli Orvieto, Corso Cavour 122, Orvieto, 05018
    The Theatre Café has its entrance next to the Theatre's main entrance 122, Corso Cavour. We shall meet inside the Café. I will wear a hat.
    Maršruto pabaiga
    Teatro Mancinelli Orvieto, Corso Cavour 122, Orvieto, 05018

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