Experience the epitome of Sicilian cuisine with this immersive dinner journey.

Visit the iconic Baroque town of Noto and one of the prettiest seaside fishing villages in Sicily. Plus, enjoy a wine tasting and light lunch at a local winery.

The leisurely drive will take you down the eastern coastline of Sicily passing the "Piana of Catania", the coast line of the Ionic sea and Iblei mountains, arriving at one of most renowned wineries in Eastern Sicily. Take a walk through the vineyards and savor some of the locally produced wine and food.

Depart to explore the Val di Noto, home to two magnificent Baroque towns designated as UNESCO World Heritage sites. This area underwent extensive reconstruction in the Sicilian Baroque style following a devastating earthquake in 1693. After a scenic one-hour drive through the countryside, you'll arrive in Modica, characterized by its dual levels, connected by numerous steps, with palaces and houses nestled into the gorge.

Embark on a journey to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of truffle hunting alongside a knowledgeable local and his skilled dog.

Delve into the mysteries and passions of the truffle world as you follow the eager dog through the forest, feeling the thrill as it unearths these culinary treasures. Begin with insights into the trees, hunting techniques, and the dog's training. While enjoying the captivating Sicilian countryside and the beauty of the Iblei mountains forests, breathe in the pure air of this splendid woodland. The walk is gentle, requiring no special effort.

Embark on a unique culinary adventure in Palermo and learn to make authentic pizza dough from scratch with an expert chef.

Explore the lively Capo Market, tasting Sicilian delights along the way. Back at the school, craft your own personalized pizzas with traditional toppings. Finally, enjoy your creations paired with fine wine and soft drinks.

Note: When the market is closed on Sundays and Bank Holidays, a special introduction and extra tastings at the cooking school will be offered instead.

Experience a private excursion through the enchanting Southern Food and Wine Valley.

Commence your journey with a visit to a prestigious winery, where you'll explore lush vineyards and ancient wine cellars. Delight your palate with a curated tasting of three exquisite wines, each showcasing the region's distinctive territory.

Venture to the beautiful countryside of the Orcia Valley to discover ancient, hilltop villages, rows of vineyards, and culinary specialties while surrounded by unique scents and amazing tastes. Crossed by the Orcia River, from which the Valley was named, this amazing region of Tuscany has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004, and it is considered to be a rustic treasure with breathtaking views and picturesque landscapes.

Along this trail, get acquainted with the history of wine and the secret of how to keep long lasting traditions alive. Learn the different characteristics of wine, how distinguish the acidity and taste, and flavor pairing with food. Plus visit an olive oil mill in an ancient noble estate and learn about the olive oil production.

Leave the city behind and enjoy a day in the countryside hunting delectable truffles and enjoying an authentic Tuscan feast. After a ride through the picturesque Tuscan hills, meet up with your team of truffle hunters at a breathtaking century-old farm. Let the trusty hunting dogs sniff out these amazing delicacies while you learn the history of truffle hunting in Tuscany.

Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.

Embark on a leisurely 3-hour walking tour as you stroll through the historic streets of the Oltrarno neighborhood in Florence. Uncover the essence of traditional Tuscan cuisine, explore street food treasures, and savor wine from a historic fiaschetteria. Make a stop at a local deli to relish Tuscan cheese and expertly cured meats, treat your taste buds to artisanal gelato, and get acquainted with the families that have been serving locals for generations. Enjoy a serene and authentic experience, far removed from the bustling crowds of the Duomo area!

Discover the hidden treasures and abundant culinary heritage of Florence, including its historic Wine Windows and the finest Tuscan specialties.

Embark on a journey through history, where you'll step back in time to an era when royalty savored the same delectable treats still cherished by locals today. Discover the renowned dishes that define Naples, from the authentic Margherita pizza to the fresh, delectable sfogliatelle found in neighborhood cafes.

Get a taste of local life in 3 of Rome’s most beautiful neighborhoods: Campo de’ Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere. Explore vibrant history, wander picturesque streets, and indulge in deep culinary traditions. Begin your journey in Campo de’ Fiori, Rome’s historic market, sampling Roman delicacies and local wine. In the Jewish Ghetto, enjoy century-old recipes, and cross into charming Trastevere for iconic dishes.

Take an intimate small group tour through Tuscany and discover the quintessence of Tuscan wines: the world-renowned Supertuscans.

A Supertuscan wine is the utmost expression of quality and winemaking skills of a wine producer and often his signature wine. A precious wine that sometimes is difficult to find outside the latest vintage - or even to get a taste of.

Take an excursion to a land of ancient wine making traditions, unique landscapes, medieval castles and abbeys, and gorgeous vineyards surrounded by woods, olive groves and cypress trees.  A region filled with exceptional beauty – Chianti.  First stop along the winding hills of the Chianti Castles Route is the beautiful medieval town enclosed by massive walls, Radda in Chianti.  This magnificent town is the perfect place to enjoy good wine and embrace the natural picturesque landscapes that surround you.  Next is the ancient village of Castellina in Chianti, a town rich with history as if ti

Enjoy an authentic Italian culinary experience just outside of Sorrento at a family-owned farm since 1898 including a hands-on demonstration and tastings of freshly made Italian delights! 

No visit to Italy is complete without discovering the magic and history that is hidden around every corner in Naples. The city was indeed one of Europe’s most influential capitals from the Middle Ages until the unification of Italy in 1860 and now it is a vibrant city of contrasts and colors – with its rare beauty, regal architecture and delicious food.

Visit the iconic Baroque town of Noto and one of the prettiest seaside fishing villages in Sicily. Plus, enjoy a wine tasting and light lunch at a local winery.

The leisurely drive will take you down the eastern coastline of Sicily passing the "Piana of Catania", the coast line of the Ionic sea and Iblei mountains, arriving at one of most renowned wineries in Eastern Sicily. Take a walk through the vineyards and savor some of the locally produced wine and food.

Get fully immersed in the flavors of the most famous, traditional products of the region: Parmigiano, Prosciutto and Balsamic Vinegar.

You will be picked up at your hotel, then brought to your first stop on this tasting tour - an authentic cheese dairy of Parmigiano-Reggiano to watch how the cheese is freshly made. The next stop is a plant where the world famous Prosciutto is made. The day concludes with a trip to a producer of Balsamic Vinegar in Modena to see how it's made and, of course a tasting.

Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel.

Join our local guide and wine expert in a fun day dedicated to the most famous Italian sparkling wine: the Prosecco!

Depart from Venice in a comfortable van and head to the area located between the towns of Conegliano and Valdbiadenne. Best identified for its steep, rolling hills, this is where you will find the best Prosecco in Italy.
Visit two local wineries and learn all the secrets of the Prosecco production. And, while tasting the original Prosecco wine enjoy some typical dishes for a light lunch.

Begin your day with an Italian Cappuccino or Espresso at one of Santa Margherita's historic cafe'. Wander through the alleys lined with painted palaces in this refined coastal town, pausing at a renowned trattoria for a tasting experience. Indulge in Ligurian Extra Virgin Olive oil and fresh basil pesto, accompanied by toasted bread 'bruschette' and typical vegetable pies.

Visit a family-owned olive farm, taste the flavorful oil, and dine with your local host.
 
After a short car ride, arrive at a private garden terrace overlooking the amazing fishing village of Portofino and meet a local producer that will introduce you to his production of olive oil. Taste the precious extra-virgin olive oil no house should be without and discover how to prepare the delicious pesto sauce. Then savor some local specialties paired with local wine.

Pick up at your hotel in Santa Margherita Ligure.

A fun and entertaining way to experience the very best of Tuscany! An easy guided E-Bike tour from Florence to Chianti through the Tuscan countryside, including a (stress-free!) hill journey up to the marvelous Piazzale Michelangelo, the city’s most amazing viewpoint.

Get fully immersed in the flavors of the most famous, traditional products of the region: Parmigiano, Prosciutto and Balsamic Vinegar.

You will be picked up at your hotel, then brought to your first stop on this tasting tour - an authentic cheese dairy of Parmigiano-Reggiano to watch how the cheese is freshly made. The next stop is a plant where the world famous Prosciutto is made. The day concludes with a trip to a producer of Balsamic Vinegar in Modena to see how it's made and, of course a tasting.

Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel.

Discover the beautiful town of Sorrento in a walking tour with a local guide. Plus taste some local food such as lemon with sugar, salami and cheese, fried “cuoppo” (a cone-shaped foil filled with fried vegetables and seafood).
Follow the guide through Tasso Square, admire the Sant'Antonino Church and the San Francesco Cloister, and marvel at the spectacularly ancient Valley of the Mills. Get a sense of local life as you stroll around the old fishing village of Marina Grande and enjoy the stunning view of the Neapolitan Riviera from the breathtaking viewpoints.

Testaccio is the Rome original foodie neighborhood and where cucina romana (Roman cuisine) was born. This 4-hour walking food tour lets you experience Rome like a local, in an authentic neighborhood where people live, eat and shop.

Trastevere is a neighborhood like no other. It’s where Romans choose to eat with their families and where young Romans go for buzzing nightlife at evenings and weekends. You can’t leave Rome without walking through these streets and tasting the best food on offer.

On this 4-hour walking food tour you explore this photogenic neighborhood by night. You’ll sample a blend of Italian classics like pizza and pasta, real Roman street food, less-known meats and cheeses, and amazing wine in a secret cellar.

Take a journey to the two most historical villages in Tuscany: San Gimignano and Volterra, along with the city of Colle di Val D’Elsa. While on the way to San Gimignano, take a stop in the town of Colle di Cal d’Elsa, named after the River Elsa that crosses the valley, which is considered the capital of Italian Crystal. For 800 years this is the location where beautiful crystal glass is produced and transformed into gorgeous and unique handmade works of art. Have the chance to witness the crystal glass making first hand in a traditional factory in this amazing town.

Venture to the beautiful countryside of the Orcia Valley to discover ancient, hilltop villages, rows of vineyards, and culinary specialties while surrounded by unique scents and amazing tastes. Crossed by the Orcia River, from which the Valley was named, this amazing region of Tuscany has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004, and it is considered to be a rustic treasure with breathtaking views and picturesque landscapes.

Castles, unique landscapes, rolling hills, and winding roads are just a few of the magnificent views you will admire along the way to Montalcino from Siena.  While crossing the heart of Crete Senesi you will have the chance to stop and take pictures of the dune-like hills which have the appearance of a “lunar” landscape due to the grey coloration of its soil.