Need help navigating the agritourismo information for Italy. Would like to stay in a relatively small village for 3-4 days (October, 2018), near enough to Rome that transportation is not a problem. Would love to have some cooking classes. Any thoughts?
Posted by
seattle
2147 posts
Just did a quick Google search and saw that their is a highly rated cooking class "Cooking with Serena" at an agritourismo near Orvieto. You may want to check it out.
Posted by
Rick Steves' Europe
16895 posts
What kind of transportation should not be a problem? By nature, most agriturismi require a car for the final approach. Orvieto is easy enough to get to by train, and has some bus service to the surrounding area, but if you're avoiding a car, then confirm the bus options.
Posted by
Laval, Québec, Canada
336 posts
http://www.agriturismopoderecunina.com/en
Near Buonconvento
Fantastic place, cooking lessons, but 2;45 minutes from Airport