There's more than one breathtaking dome in Florence! With its enormous green patina dome, the Great Synagogue of Florence is an architectural treasure and one of the most important synagogues in Italy. Constructed between 1874 and 1882, with the goal of going toe-to-toe with Florence's immaculate architecture, it remains one of the largest and impressive synagogues in Europe to this day. 

Take a wander around this beautiful corner of Jewish and Florentine history, and admire its remarkable marble floors, majestic mosaics, frescoed walls, and stained-glass windows. Then, explore the adjoining Jewish Museum. Here, you can delve deeper into the amazing stories surrounding the building's inception and the long, proud history history of Florence's Jewish community, and the challenges they have faced and overcome with grace and fortitude over the centuries.

Synagogue and Jewish Museum of Florence: Entry Ticket

In the world-famous locale of Coverciano, The Football Museum offers an impressive journey through six captivating rooms. There, the past and present of the Azzurri and Azzurre come to life. 

From the humble beginnings of the FIGC in March 1898, the museum has a treasure trove of tales to tell. Relive the glory of Silvio Piola's debut in the Azzurri jersey, and the International Cup.

Among these treasures, you'll find Enzo Bearzot's pipe, Fabio Cannavaro's World Cup final jersey, and the seven shirts from the seven Euro 2020 battles.

Football Museum

Join a concert of Opera arias by Verdi, Puccini, and Mozart performed by an acclaimed opera singer and pianist in an Auditorium near Santa Croce, Florence, Italy. 

Alternatively, you can attend a concert of Chamber Music at either 12:00 or 18:00. Hear professional musicians perform pieces from important composers.

Florence: Concert Matinée Experience

Take part in a guided tour of the Synagogue and Jewish Museum of Florence. Learn about its construction and history, focusing on architectural details and Jewish cultural practices. 

The museum houses an extensive collection that illustrates the history of the Florentine Jewish community, covering periods such as the Ghetto era of the 16th century, the Emancipation, and post-World War II developments. 

See exhibits that explain Jewish traditions, lifecycle events, and significant practices using artifacts, documents, and other important historical pieces.

Synagogue and Jewish Museum of Florence: Guided Tour

Attend a classical music concert at the Auditorium Santa Croce al Tempio in Florence. See an orchestral performance surrounded by centuries of history.

The concert features a selected program of works by renowned composers, performed by a skilled ensemble of musicians.

The program includes pieces like *The Four Seasons* by Antonio Vivaldi and chamber music from the Baroque and Classical eras.

Florence: The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi

Participate in a workshop to make authentic Italian pizza and gelato with a professional chef.

Start by learning the history behind these dishes. Then, create pizza dough from scratch. Stretch it thin, prepare the tomato sauce, and bake your pizza.

Next, make homemade gelato by selecting the right ingredients, understanding flavor development, and achieving a smooth, creamy texture.

Florence: Pizza & Gelato Making Workshop + Unlimited Wine

Join a small-group cooking class at a Tuscan trattoria and learn to make tagliatelle, ravioli, and tiramisù from scratch.

Meet your chef and, if you join the 9 AM class (except Sundays), visit Sant’Ambrogio Market with the chef to pick fresh local ingredients. See stalls full of fruit, vegetables, meats, and cheeses, then head to the kitchen.

Put on your apron and start cooking. Make traditional sauces like ragù and tomato sauce, then knead fresh pasta dough with eggs and flour. While the sauces cook, prepare a tiramisù, focusing on its smooth mascarpone cream.

After a short break with some Tuscan appetizers, shape tagliatelle and ricotta-filled ravioli. Roll, cut, and fill your homemade dough like an Italian chef.

Finally, eat the dishes you made with a glass of local wine.

Florence: Tagliatelle, Ravioli & Tiramisu Cooking Class + Unlimited Wine

Have dinner at Teatro del Sale in Sant’Ambrogio, Florence. Chef Fabio Picchi serves Tuscan-inspired dishes directly from an open kitchen. 

The menu changes daily, reflecting seasonal ingredients and the chef's ideas. After dinner, enjoy various performances like music, theatre, cabaret, dance, or spoken word. Each evening offers something new.

Florence: Teatro del Sale Dinner + Show

Join a three-hour authentic Italian pasta cooking class in Florence. 

Learn to cook four traditional Italian pastas, along with sauces, meat and vegetable dishes, and a dessert. Also, there’s a vegetarian option available too. 

Enjoy your cooked meal with a glass of fine wine.

Florence: Small-Group Pasta-Making Class

Feel the soul of Florence with a traditional Tuscan dinner followed by a spectacular concert. Feast on a delicious meal in a cozy Florentine eatery located in the historic Piazza Signoria. After dinner, head over to Santo Stefano al Ponte Church, just a short walk away, for an evening of musical delight.

Three talented singers, inspired by the legendary trio of Pavarotti, Domingo, and Carreras, will perform a wonderful mix of opera's finest arias and beloved Neapolitan songs. The church's beautiful interior, excellent acoustics, and central location in the old town make it a unique venue for this special event.

As the lights dim and the music begins, lose yourself in the magical atmosphere of the church. This experience brings art, architecture, and music together in perfect harmony, offering a truly memorable night in Florence.

Florence: Dinner + "Three Tenors" Concert

Join a masterclass to create your wine. Taste six single-variety wines and learn about Tuscan winemaking. Blend your ideal wine and take home a personalized bottle.

In this small-group session, a wine expert will guide you through local traditions. Discover the aromas and characteristics of six different wines, then blend your favorites to create a wine that matches your taste.

During the blending activity, enjoy local foods and hear stories about Tuscany’s wine heritage. Finish by bottling your wine and designing a custom label to take home.

Florence: Small Group Guided Wine Making Workshop + Tasting

Join a local chef from Florence’s Sant’Ambrogio district for a tasting tour in the city’s authentic food market. Learn about Tuscan cuisine with guidance from a Michelin-starred expert. 

Begin with a classic espresso before entering Sant’Ambrogio Market, active since 1873. Visit stalls, taste traditional cold cuts like prosciutto and finocchiona, and sample local cheeses while learning about artisanal production.

Sit at a deli counter and try dishes such as pappa al pomodoro and brasato, paired with house wine. After the market, walk through the neighborhood to a wine shop for a tasting of two Tuscan wines, paired with crostoni.

Finish with Italian gelato from one of the top gelaterias in town. Choose from classic or bold flavors and understand why gelato is a favorite treat year-round.

Sant'Ambrogio Market Florence: Guided Food Tour

Prepare to join a four-course cooking class in Florence. 

Learn to cook Tuscany’s traditional dishes like handmade pasta with sauces as a starter, meat and vegetable mains course, and a dessert in this four-hour cooking class. Also, the vegetarian option is available in the cooking class. 

Taste your cooked meal with a glass of wine.

Florence: Small-Group Cooking Class

Join a professional wine expert in Florence to explore Italian wine traditions. Taste a variety of Italian wines, each selected from different regions. 

Begin with a typical Italian aperitivo featuring gourmet appetizers. Taste eight wines, ranging from Tuscany's reds to northern Italy's whites. 

During the tasting, learn to identify aromas, textures, and nuances of each wine. Gain insights into the stories behind each region and grape variety. End with a toast and new knowledge about Italian wines.

Florence: Small Group Guided Wine Tasting

Join a cooking class to explore the flavors of Florence. Start at the Sant’Ambrogio Market (available in the morning shift) with your chef. Pick fresh produce, cheeses, and cured meats for a traditional Italian meal.

Move to the kitchen to prepare four dishes from scratch: fettuccine alla carbonara, lasagna al ragù, homemade gnocchi with pesto, and Cannoli with various fillings like ricotta, pistachio, and chocolate.

Your chef will teach traditional techniques and share cooking tips. After cooking, enjoy your meal paired with Tuscan wine.

Florence: Small Group Cooking Class + Unlimited Wine + Optional Market Visit

Join a cooking class in central Florence to learn how to make authentic Florentine steak, Bistecca alla Fiorentina. A local chef will teach you from start to finish.

The class begins in the historic center of Florence. If you choose the morning session, visit Sant’Ambrogio Market to pick fresh ingredients.

Back in the kitchen, learn to grill Fiorentina steak using just salt, extra virgin olive oil, and fire. The steak is thick, juicy, and served rare.

Begin with bruschetta and an aperitivo. Prepare side dishes like fresh salad and grilled veggies. Finish with homemade cantuccini, served with traditional vinsanto.

Once cooked, sit down to enjoy your steak with a glass of red wine.

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