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Hidden treasures in the woods
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Italy is rich in truffle and many regions such as Tuscany, Umbria, Langhe, Marche and Abruzzo offer different varieties of the tuber.

Meet the truffle hunter and its dog in the wood and learn how one of the most renowned (and expensive) food in the world is found. Thanks to their significant sense of smell, truffle hunting dogs sniff out truffle that grows underground.

Truffle hunting can be organized for most of the year as there are different varieties growing, according to the season: black truffles are more likely to be found in autumn; white truffle are common during winter season.

Truffle hunting lasts about one hour and a half. At the end of the experience you will move to the truffle hunter house and have a truffle-based meal, including dishes like pasta with mushrooms and truffle, carpaccio and black truffle…

Dishes will be paired with some local wine.
  Dive into – and become part of – local life
      Samples of truffle-based dishes paired with wine
  It can be combined with other activities or included in itineraries
  Bring it home with you
  • It is highly recommended to wear comfortable clothing and shoes.
  • Truffle hunting is only available at certain times of the year. Contact us to check dates and availability.
  • We organize truffle huntings in different Italian regions. Get in touch and tell us where you would like your experience to take place.



Important information about Covid-19 (coronavirus)

The Covid-19 emergency requires everyone to be careful and therefore it is necessary to comply with the following rules while on tour.
  •  Wear a mask covering mouth and nose during the whole experience. It is especially important when in crowded areas and inside shops and venues. It is not required when eating or drinking.
  • Keep a safe distance of at least 1 metre (3 feets) unless you belong to the same family an/or if you live together with the persons you are travelling with.
  • Regularly clean your hands with an alcohol based hand rub or wash them with soap and water: they are available by law inside restaurants and commercial venues.
  • Avoid touching your own eyes, nose and mouth.
  • Avoid shaking hands, hugging and other physical contact with people you don't live with.

Green Pass

Green Pass is required for museums, events, fair trades and to dine indoors in restaurants. It is your own responsibility to have it with you and show it when you're asked during your experience. You can find further information on Green Pass in Italy on the official website (https://www.dgc.gov.it/web/)



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Jake83
Jake83
5
Great value, great food, great fun. Great way to see and sample places you might not try by yourself.
Mike Miller
Mike Miller
4
In a word, outstanding! If you are in any doubt about booking, do it, you won't be disappointed.

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