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    Frederick is offline Junior Member
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    Three adults visiting Tuscany in September. Would like to stay in a farmhouse or b&b where the hosts offer evening cooking lessons. We are not interested in cooking school or culinary classes - just how to cook one or two evening meals.

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    Hello Frederick,
    you haven’t specified where exactly you're planning to be based: Florence area? Siena? Chianti area?

    The are plenty of farmhouses where hosts offer cooking lessons. I can recommend to do a search on our website regarding accommodation in Tuscany and to define your search by area/type of property.

    Keep in touch if there is something to clarify

    Fabrizio

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    Rather than starting from who offers cooking lessons directly, I'd suggest to first decide whether there is a particular area you want to be based in.... then, for example, Ginny and Fiamma offer cooking lessons wherever you might be!

    But if you have no preference of location and are looking at ideas, then you can look into staying at either Casolare di Libbiano, a B&B near San Gimignano that offers cooking classes for guests or at Villa Dianella, another B&B but this one near Vinci that offers classes to its guests.

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    Thank you for your suggestons.
    We had no set place to stay.
    Just outside of Florence and in the 'hill' country.
    Perhaps Sienna or northeast of Florence.
    Again, thank you for your ideas.
    Frederick

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    Thank you for your thoughts and ideas.
    We are thinking of northwest of Florence area.
    Prefer to be in some Tuscan hill country.
    We are flying in to Milan and renting a car to travel south.
    Thank you for your help.
    Frederick

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