Perfect Pairings: Florence & Rural Tuscany
Bespoke private experiences and sublime boutique retreats showcase Italy's beauty on this indulgent tour. Revel in the glorious beauty and culinary delights of Florence with your personal Michelin-starred chef cooking session. Immerse yourself in the idyllic Tuscan countryside with exclusive vintage wine tastings and truffle hunting.
Journey highlights
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Delve into local markets of Florence with Michelin starred chef Marco Stabile and create dishes like you’ve never cooked before
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Pair stunning boutique retreats and first-class luxuries, facilities and decadent restaurants to enjoy at your leisure
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Get up close with master producers - from pecorino cheese to wine makers and olive oil producers
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Be blown away by the exclusive pairings this itinerary offers with bespoke culinary experiences curated just for you
- Culinary itinerary:A gastronomic delight, our Culinary Journeys take you on a cultural voyage, sampling everything from traditional bites to fine dining delicacies
Our tailor made journeys include:
When to visit
Florence is an exciting place to visit at any time of the year, and most attractions are open all year round. The best time to visit Florence is in May, early June, late September and October. Days during those months are usually warm, and quite long. July and August are hot and humid with many tourists. Since most Italians leave their hot cities in the summer, many restaurants are closed in Florence.
Winter can get cold, particularly January but it is quiet. Temperatures are more favourable in the spring and autumn months.
The Mediterranean climate makes Tuscany a year round destination. It is important to remember that the main tourism season stretches from mid-April to the end of September with July and August being peak months. The best time to visit Tuscany is in the quieter part of the season, from April to June and from September to October when weather is usually good, prices lower and there are "fewer" tourists. Many have also discovered the advantages of visiting during the "low season" (late autumn and early spring) as the reduced number of tourists is visible.