Top Arezzo Private and Luxury

Discover the most popular landmarks and best kept secrets of Arezzo on a 2-hour private walking tour. The short jaunt around the historic center is the perfect way to orient yourself to the Tuscan city for future exploring. Highlights include the Parish Church, Piazza Grande, Antique Market, and more. Be sure to ask for recommendations for things to see, do, and eat during the rest of your vacation.

See Tuscany’s loveliest scenery, and discover the history of one of Italy’s most revered wines, on this private, half-day tour. Following pickup from your area hotel, head off the tourist trail to a local, family-owned winery. Taste Brunello di Montalcino—a 100% Sangiovese wine that’s one of Italy’s best—as well as other wines and nibbles. You’ll also tour the idyllic Val d’Orcia, from ancient hill towns to historic monasteries.

Discover Cortona, the town made famous by the novel Under the Tuscan Sun, during a short walking tour. With a local guide, you’ll hear fun facts about the book and the film as you stroll through the Roman square of Piazza della Repubblica and see landmarks such as Teatro Signorelli and the Palazzo Comunale. Choose between a morning or afternoon tour when you book.

Visit an authentic Italian workshop, aka a “bottega,” when you’re in Tuscany, to watch expert artisans at work. You’ll see paintings recreated on wood panels and canvas fabrics, using traditional methods and materials that were used during the Renaissance period. The short yet insightful private tour offers a fascinating glimpse into the working habits of artistic masters such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and more.

The magnificent landscape of the Val d'Orcia, among the Tuscan hills, was included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 2004. The Val d'Orcia, a combination of art and landscape, geographical space and ecosystem, is the expression of wonderful natural features but it is also the result and the testimony of the people who lived there. According to UNESCO this valley is an exceptional example of how the natural landscape was redesigned in the Renaissance and reflects the ideals of "good governance" (14th and 15th centuries) typical of the Italian city-state, whose splendid places were celebrated by the painters of the Sienese School, which flourished between the 13th and 15th centuries. The images of the Val d'Orcia and in particular the reproductions of its landscapes, in which people are depicted living in harmony with nature, have thus become icons of the Renaissance era.

Discover the secrets of authentic Italian cuisine during this home cooking experience in Arezzo. Visit a traditional Tuscan farmhouse; get hands-on as you cook up an array of fresh pastas and sauces; then tuck into your delicious homemade creations, accompanied local wine and dessert.

Just 10 minutes drive from the medieval centre of Pienza, You can visit the farm and tasting some Tuscan typical products. During the guided tour of the farm you can see with your own eyes what it means to live a peasant life today here in the Orcia Valley.