In addition to a lovely walk through the charming alleys of Spoleto and its historical landmarks, you’ll dive straight into "local life". We’ll start with a must of Italian social culture: "the aperitif."

Then, we’ll stop by a local food shop to purchase a few fresh ingredients needed for our lunch.

Next, we’ll head to my home, just a few minutes from the city center, where we’ll begin our cooking class. We’ll start with tomato bruschetta, followed by a tasting of burrata topped with freshly grated Norcia black truffle.

After these appetizers, it’s time to "get your hands in the dough" — flour and eggs to make Strengozzi, a traditional egg pasta from Spoleto.

Meanwhile, we’ll grate plenty of black truffle to prepare the sauce for our pasta.

To finish, we’ll bake a delicious almond flour dessert with a cherry center.

And of course, local wine and water will always be on the table.

Wheelchair accessible

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Service animals allowed

Specialized infant seats are available

Suitable for all physical fitness levels