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58 Tours Reviewed
Dinner starts with pasta dough, not a lecture. This Tuscan cooking class in Arezzo puts you in a local home to learn classic techniques from an expert home cook, with an Italian aperitivo warm-up before you touch the ingredients. What…
Food lessons in Tuscany feel personal. This pasta and pizza class in Cortona is led by Simonetta in her home kitchen, where you learn real Tuscan habits you can actually repeat later. You start with dough, then work your way…
Colorful pasta turns heads fast. This 3-hour cooking class in Arezzo is interesting because you’re not just watching you’re working the dough and shaping it into tagliatelle and ravioli with natural color ingredients like spinach, beetroot, cacao, and squid ink.…
A private class in an actual Cesarina home turns Arezzo food into something you can do, not just watch. You’ll cook three dishes, get practical tips from your host, and finish with tastings and regional wine at the table. The…
Wine tasting feels simple here. This Arezzo lunch-time tour at Villa La Ripa mixes a quick cellar visit with a seated tasting in a room overlooking the cellar. You get a guided start to the experience right where the wine…
Cortona works best when you have context. This private 2.5-hour walk in Arezzo’s hill town pairs easy pacing with clear stories behind the Duomo, the main piazza, and the Franciscan church of San Francesco. Guides like Catia and Debora shine…
Cellar stories beat any wine brochure. This is a private organic wine tasting held right inside Fattoria di San Leo’s cellar spaces in Arezzo, where the hosts connect what you sip to what they’ve kept (and changed) over generations. I…
You eat at a real Tuscan family table. This Arezzo experience is built around private home dining plus an exclusive cooking demonstration, where your host shares Italian family recipes that have been passed down through generations. Instead of watching from…
Food lessons feel like visiting friends. This private cooking class puts you in a real Tuscan home setting on a charming hill in Val di Chiana, with woodland nearby where you may spot squirrels, hares, and deer. I like that…
Dinner in someone’s home is a different kind of meal. In Cortona, you get a four-course dinner served family-style at the dining table, paired with a host-run show cooking and stories behind beloved recipes and local ingredients. Two things I…
Arezzo does wine in a very architectural way. This 90-minute tour mixes a walk through the vines, a look at a modern wine cellar tied to the Toscana Wine Architecture network, and a guided tasting built around three organic wines…
Some food stops are just nice. This one teaches you something. In the hills outside Arezzo, Buccelletti – Casali & Cantina sets up a private olive oil experience that’s part storytelling, part tasting, and part hands-on education you can actually…
Wine country, tightly packed. This boutique winery visit near Arezzo is built for people who want the good stuff fast: a guided vineyard walk, a cellar tour, then a focused tasting with local snacks. I like that it stays small…
This private Cortona e-bike scenic ride is built for maximum views with minimum fuss. You roll from a flat starting area above the Valdichiana, then climb through old-town landmarks and out into medieval countryside, with enough structure to feel like…
Cortona feels quicker when you ride. This half-day e-bike tour strings together classic sights and calmer stops, from a Frances Mayes farmhouse vibe to a Saint Francis hermitage, plus a ride over the Mura etrusche. I like that you get…
