In terms of travel, your best bet is to fly into Florence as this is the closest airport (1 hour and 15 minutes). If you can get good deals to either Pisa (2 hours and 15 minutes) or for that matter Rome (3 hours) or Milan (4 hours by fast train), this is also a possibility.

We recommend car hire. You are more flexible if you have a car as you have plenty of free time to explore the area. We can help you with suggestions as there are many places with great historical value and beauty in the vicinity. The villa is about a 15 minute drive from the closest city, so quite remote. Your best bet is to rent a car at the airport. Most reputable car hire companies are represented and the prices are similar. You can book your car on-line so it’s ready when you land. We recommend to book with http://www.autoeurope.com/go/car-rental/italy/?aff=Tuscookany with this link you get 5% discount. Avis and Europcar have offices in Arezzo across the train station but the offices are closed on Sunday's which would be your arrival day if you coming for the full week program, so your best bet is to pick up the car from the airport.

Alternative transportation is to take the train. You need to take a train to Arezzo, from where you can travel to the villa by cab. For the timetable have a look at Trenitalia.com and Raileurope.com

If you choose this option, you might feel a bit stranded once you are at the villa. However, if your goal is to relax during your free time from the Tuscan cooking classes, you may find that you don’t need one. You can enjoy the pool and other villa facilities, take a hike, or book a massage—perfect for unwinding. If you need us to arrange a transfer during the week (for example, for morning trips or on your free day), we can organize this in advance. Additionally, we offer excursions and transfers at an extra cost, allowing you to explore the beautiful surroundings more conveniently.

We can arrange transfers to and from Florence airport on request or your hotel or other airports in the area.