Experience

Florence: Private Cooking Class in San Gimignano and Wine Tasting

Val d'Orcia· Cypress hills · wine townsEnglish, Spanish2 options

Enjoy a full day private culinary journey from Florence, immersing yourself in the flavors and aromas of Tuscany. Begin at a winery producing the prestigious Brunello di Montalcino, where the rich scent of oak barrels and ripe grapes introduces you to local winemaking traditions. Then, join a hands-on Pasta Class with a seasoned chef in a warm, inviting kitchen, discovering the secrets of authentic Tuscan cooking. Prepare three kinds of homemade pasta, feeling the dough in your hands and enjoying the vibrant colors of fresh ingredients. Relish your creations for lunch or dinner, paired with exquisite wines, truffle oils, and balsamic vinegar, savoring each bite amid the sights and scents of the Tuscan countryside. This exclusive, private experience awakens all your senses for an unforgettable journey into Italy’s culinary heart.

Languages
English, Spanish

What's included

Tour leader for the whole trip
Wine Tasting
Cooking Class (classes taught in English)
Transportation by air-conditioned minivan offered by Welcome Italy
Visit to the winery

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Choose a tour option · 2

2 versions of this tour. Pick a date to see prices, start times and what's still open.

Small Group Tour Option
Shared Group Tour: No more than 6 people per minivan and 12 people on the tour Car or Minivan max 6 people
Private Tour (Default)
Private Tour Option: Personalized service just for you Car or Minivan max 6 people

Where you'll be

from€268/person
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Where this sits in Val d'Orcia

Val d'Orcia is about 2 hr 1 min by road from Florence Peretola Airport. The valley south of Siena that ended up on every calendar, and it does look like that. Montalcino for Brunello, Pienza for cheese, Montepulciano for both — small towns, long views, slow roads.

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