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We are Hans and Giacinta, two Italians born and raised in Rome, with a deep connection to the country and a natural curiosity for everything that defines it - its beauty, its contrasts, its people, and the way it is truly lived.

Toorigo is a Destination Management Company (DMC) based in Rome, specialized in designing and managing bespoke journeys across Italy - from full itineraries to standalone experiences, private property rentals, and celebrations. We operate across the entire country, from the Dolomites to Sicily, handling every aspect on the ground.

Our vision comes from how we grew up.

We were surrounded from early on by a side of Italy shaped by historic family estates, private collections, and people whose connection to a place goes back generations. Summers on the Sardinian coast. Winters in the Dolomites. Time spent in Tuscany in vineyards that had been in the same family for centuries. Lunches in Palazzos overlooking Rome owned by aristocratic families that had never seen a tourist. The kind of Italy most people would describe as the Dolce Vita at its best.

Growing up in that world, and spending time across Italy, gave us two things that are not easily replicated: a deep knowledge of the country - its places, its rhythms, the people who make it what it is - and an access to that side of Italy that most visitors never find. An access that comes not from a professional network, but from friendships, family ties, and relationships we simply grew up with. That is what led us to start Toorigo.

What we offer is a way of experiencing Italy that moves naturally between its most iconic places and those most visitors never reach - whether it's a first trip to the country or a journey across multiple regions. In our experience, what shapes it is always the same: the places you go, and the people you meet there.

Places
Alongside the iconic landmarks - and Italy has many worth seeing - there is another layer that most visitors never reach.

Some of these places are simply not accessible. They have never been open to the public, or they open only for the right person. A private art collection in Rome kept by the same family for centuries. A private villa on the Sardinian coast or a masseria in Puglia that has never appeared on any rental platform. A castle in Umbria, still inhabited by the same family for generations. A baroque palazzo whose upper floors no tour group has ever entered. A wine cellar visited with the man who has worked it for thirty years and who decides himself who comes through the door. These places exist because of relationships - with the families who own them, who care for them, and who decide who gets in.

Others are simply off the radar. Not secret, not exclusive - just unknown to most, and found only by those who know where to look. A single-table restaurant on the Amalfi Coast that has never needed a website. A ceramics workshop in Sicily passed down through four generations, with no presence online. A stretch of Sardinian coastline known only to the fishermen who grew up on it. A trattoria in Naples where the same families have been eating for thirty years and where you will never find a tourist.

Both come from the same thing: a deep knowledge of this country, and the relationships we have built - and inherited - across a lifetime spent living it.

People
These are not people we searched for or selected. They are people we know - from life, from family, from years of moving across this country and paying attention to it. The Princess who receives guests for lunch in her Palazzo overlooking Rome. The fisherman at the port where we spent every summer, who knows every inlet of that coastline and has no interest in being found online. The farmer who opens his home and cooks with what he picked that morning. The sculpturist in Florence whose work has been passed down through generations. The architect who shows you a city in a way even locals rarely see it. The painter who grew up in Rome invites you into his atelier for a live painting performance accompanied by an acclaimed violinist - and then pours you an Aperol Spritz after.

Winemakers, artisans, collectors, historians, boat captains - individuals with their own story and their own way of sharing it. People who sometimes open a door because they have the key. And sometimes because their story changes the way you see the place you're seeing.

This is first-hand knowledge of a country and personal relationships - from north to south - and it is what every journey we design is built around. From Italy's most celebrated landmarks to the places and people most visitors never encounter, whether it means a full journey across multiple regions, a single experience that requires a door to be opened, or a private property rented through our network.