Italy is Europe's famous car and delicacy kingdom. The album introduces the fun events in Florence and surrounding Tuscany region, with cars and food as the theme.

Italy is a famous country of sports cars. If you love cars and drive, you must experience driving a sports car once in your life! At Michelangelo Square in Florence, you can realize your dream. By booking a test drive, you can choose the self-driving kilometers on the winding road around the mountain near the square!

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Two red sports cars are available: the 2-seat FERRARI 458 is a classic mid-rear 8-cylinder two-door sports car, and the 4-seat Ferrari California can guarantee that you will have fantastic driving experience with your friends.

If you would like, Antoninho, a “veteran driver”, can sit at the co-pilot seat, explaining every engineering design detail in the car and reminding you of the driving skills in the mountain so that you can fully experience the unique performance of the sports car!

Tuscany is one of Italy's most famous delicacy regions. In Florence, you can sign up for all kinds of culinary courses, most of which take half a day or a full day. At the “TUSCANY PIZZA & GELATO COOKING CLASS” with the highest performance-price ratio, you can learn how to make pizza and GELATO in three hours!

Wear a white apron. Follow the instructions of the chef. Learn preparation of the Italian pizzadough. During the class, detailed instructions in English will be provided, so you don't have to worry about not understanding Italian. While waiting for the dough to ferment, you can start preparing Italian ice cream Gelato. After two delicacies are prepared, the students can taste their fruits including wine or beverage. Finally, they can get a certificate!

The small town of San Miniato in Tuscany produces 80% of the world's white truffle, a precious ingredient in western food with the price up to even 15,000 euros per kilogram, known asa luxury in food industry. If you are a fan of delicacy, you can follow a trained local puppet tothe mountains, looking for white truffles. Won’t it be the most fabulous fun you can ever have?

“Chianti & Truffle Tour” event is available three times a week, all year round. It takes about an hour by minibus from Florence to San Miniato at 10 a.m. Then, you can experience looking for and picking truffles in the woods. At noon, you can taste the appetizer and pasta made by the chef with fresh truffle.

In the afternoon, you can continue your trip to winery in Chianti region, listen to wine experts introducing various brewing tips and tasting knowledge and drinking the most authentic “Super Tuscan” and “Classic Tuscan” wines. After the half-day trip, you will return to Florence at 16:30.

The best way to visit Tuscany is by self-drive. If you can drive a Fiat 500, full of retro sense, across the rolling hills, it will be even more “Italian”. “500 Panoramic Tour” is a 3-hour tour activity, where English Tour guides are provided. The tour starts from SMN, downtown Florence by train, heads south to cross the Chianti region, and then returns to Florence.

Highlights of the itinerary include passing through piazza Michelangelo, where you can overlook Florence of medieval sense while leaving the city via the Italian F1 Circuit in the Mugello area. You can stay at the local town of Scarperia and visit the traditional cutlery workshop. On the way of self-drive, you can enjoy the idyllic scenery of grapevines, olive trees, and wooden village houses in your car.

If you are a wine lover, or you want to spend 6 hours to turn yourself from an amateur to half a semi-wine expert, “Tuscany Wine Trail” event is perfect for you. After an hour's drive from Florence, you can arrive at Tuscany's famous Chianti region, where Chianti Classico, one of Italy's most famous wines marked with a black rooster, is produced here.

The trip starts from downtown Florence. The six hours of activities include a visit to two local wineries and wine cellar. In the vineyards, you get to know the grape species and growing experience. Then in the wine cellar, sommelier will explain detailed knowledge of wine tasting and dishes matching in English. During the period, you can also drink the authentic wine, tasting the local farm products, olive and ham.