A friend wants to visit Italy for a bucket list cooking trip. I love Italy but would like to spend some time focused on artworks in Firenze. Could anyone please point me in the best direction for a vaca lasting approximately 15 days? Looking to travel in early spring or fall to avoid crowds, but are flexible. We’re not tied to land, cruise or river- just want to take it easy on the higher end. I’ve river cruised w/ AMA several times and enjoyed it much- loved not having to unpack. Same with Cunard, transatlantic crossing. Thank you in advance for your time, thoughts and opinions!
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Are you looking for cooking lessons and tastings in Florence specifically or also in other places in Italy? I'm a big foodie and an avid traveller. If you are looking for cooking classes or food tours in Florence or across Italy then I recommend Cozymeal. They have lots of good options across Italy and great reviews. https://www.cozymeal.com/it.
If you are looking to book a cooking class in Florence, definitely check out chef Charlotta. She is amazing: https://www.cozymeal.com/it/florence/cooking-classes
We booked her in the past and are still talking about her class.