Claudia Russo runs the Agriturismo her father created restoring a 16th Century Convent. Claudia has a wine & olive oil small and precious production, she raises Cinta Senese pigs, chickens, goose and lambs. Her restaurant offers all the farm products and special selections from the area. She loves to host guests, let them living countryside life and taste natural and local food.

Claudia like to transfer her passion for life in her cooking classes & through her life style at Relais Parco Fiorito where you can enjoy beautifully appointed rooms, spa, restaurant and cooking lessons in the Cortona countryside

Parco Fiorito is only six kilometers away from Cortona, and at the center of the "Golden triangle of culture" bordered by Arezzo, Perugia and Siena. Cortona is the highlight because of: 1. Cell of St. Francis It was probably at this point that St. Francis dictated, four months before his death, in May 1226, his testament. Frate Elia, after the death of Francis, which took place in Assisi October 4, 1226, he retired to Cortona in 1239 and, finished the church of San Francesco, the hermitage brought considerabile renovations and ensured its properties to the Franciscan community itself. 2.Diocesan Museum (Cortona) The Diocesan Museum in Cortona is the main museum in Cortona, Tuscany, Italy.[1] It is housed where the Church of Gesù (Cortona) used to be located. It includes works of art by artists such as Fra Angelico, Pietro Lorenzetto, Bartolomeo della Gatta, Luca Signorili. 3. Etruscan Academy Museum MAEC's history stretches back to 1727 when the Accademia Etrusca (Etruscan Academy) was founded; the academy?s statuto goals included the dissemination of historical and artistic culture through key-tools such as the Library and the Museum.