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Melissa_A, Aug 2026
Highly recommended
Hands down one of the highlights of our trip! My dad and I took a food tour in Siena with Jacopo, and he was incredible. Jacopo is amazingly knowledgeable, sharing fascinating local history and culinary stories alongside delicious tastings. Be prepared for a bit of a walk—which was a great way to explore the town and burn off some of the food! I can't recommend Jacopo and this tour highly enough
Carole_H, Aug 2026
Great guide for this beautiful historic city with centuries old traditions.
Leave plenty of time to get to the meeting point and to be on time. Parking appears close, but there were elevators and hills to negotiate which took a lot of time and our phone maps were not working well. The locals finally pointed us in the right direction! Our guide Guilia was wonderful! Super knowledgable, with great information about the history of Siena, the contratos, the world famous Palio racing, the architecture of Siena and the traditions of the Siennese. The tour was just about the right length (2 hours), taking in the Duomo, and the Campo main square (among other sights), and the listening devices worked well. Guilia also made recommendations of other must see places for later in the day. Would highly recommend Guilia, and the beautiful city of Siena.
Noelle_S, Jul 2026
Fun date night dinner
My partner and I had a lot of fun with this cooking class and it met our expectations. We enjoyed learning how to knead the pasta dough and pressing out/ cutting the shapes for tortellini, tagliatelle and ravioli. It was a heat wave in Siena and the space had adequate A/C which was definitely necessary and appreciated as A/C is impossible to find in Siena. The food tasted just "ok" at dinner but the class had maybe 14 people in it all making the pasta so I wasn't expecting perfection. If you are a serious chef, this is not the class for you, you would need a much longer experience. They pasta ingredients are already in a bowl and you mix them together, knead the dough and make the shapes. You are not really cooking as you don't make the sauce or actually see the kitchen itself. That being said, it was the perfect length and type of experience for us. Red wine was served in jugs at dinner and plentiful. Water was served during the pasta making portion. The chefs were helpful and moved around the room to make sure everyone knew what they were doing. I would recommend this for couples looking for a fun evening or families with kids.
Robert_P, Jul 2026
Amazing time. We...
Amazing time. We accidentally arrived 50mins early and our host didn’t mind a bit. He took my wife and I to the back yard and gave us beer from his personal supply and talked a while. The view was sensational. When everyone arrived we went into the room where the class was held. Our instructor made everyone feel relaxed and answered any questions that came up. After we made the pasta we had a small break to drink Chianti or beer and to get to know other people in the class. Then we made tiramisu. After that we had lunch which consisted of bruschetta, the pasta we made and finally the tiramisu. Can’t wait to come back and do it again!
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Siena may be hidden within a 1,000-year-old Medieval wall, but it’s still a welcoming place. That said, even if you’re fluent in Italian, you’ll want to book Siena tours to get a feel for this Tuscan city and its scenic surroundings. No one knows where to go truffle hunting or where to find the best Chianti wines better than local guides. Visit during harvest season to take a stab at grape stomping, or if you’re really up for an adventure, consider seeing the countryside from a hot-air balloon or the back of a Vespa.

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