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The 15 most popular cooking classes in Rome. The ones worth building a morning around, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Small-group pasta and tiramisu class near the Vatican with free-flowing wine and Prosecco, plus take-home recipes and a shared meal.
Most Popular“It was awesome, service was 10/10. Would do it again!”
Make 3 fresh pasta types in Rome near the Pantheon inside Palazzo Grazioli, then eat with organic Tuscan wine, limoncello, and dessert.
“SO MUCH FUN!! My two best friends were visiting me and the three of us went together to the class and had such a great time. Our teacher, Giorgio was so adorable and funny and made the class so enjoyable. The pasta dishes were amazing. 10/10 reccomend!”
Rome pasta and tiramisu class: make fettuccine, ravioli, and tiramisu from scratch with an English chef, then enjoy wine and limoncello.
“highlight of the day! it was fun!!💗I was there with my bestie and we enjoyed the cooking class. The instructor was very kind and explained everything very well. Recommended!”
A hands-on Rome-area pasta class in Frascati with a family wine cave tour, two wine tastings, and classic Roman sauces for about $35.
“Great fun, great wine, delicious end result! Learned to make our own pasta, confident we can make it at home now, sauces too!”
Rome hands-on pizza and pasta class in a countryside garden with unlimited wine, tiramisù, and limoncello. Round-trip transport included.
“Our instructor was super knowledgeable and had a fun sense of humor. He was patient as we all learned how to make the different types of pasta. It was hard to believe we could make such delicious pasta snd pizza. Highly recommend.!”
Hands-on Rome cooking class near Piazza Navona. Make pizza and tiramisu, enjoy wine or beer, and get real chef coaching.
“Lots of fun. We enjoyed having a more low-key activity amongst all the history & walking filled things to do in Rome. Mirko was awesome and food was great”
Make fresh fettuccine and tiramisù on a rooftop near the Vatican, paired with wine tasting and limoncello, in a small English group.
“This class was my kids favorite thing that we did in Rome! I have a 4 year old, 5 year old, and 10 year old and my husband and I expected to be mostly helping our kids. When we arrived they had 2 chefs who asked the smaller kids to be their partners. This allowed…”
Make fettuccine and gelato on Piazza Navona at Ristorante Tucci. Small-group pasta and gelato class with Prosecco, wine, and bruschetta.
“We had a fantastic time- Alexandra was fantastic and we learnt so much. It was fun, informative and very relaxed. Nice intimate class and the food produced was delicious - would highly recommend”
Make pasta from scratch in a Frascati family wine farmhouse, then tour vines, taste boutique wines, and eat your meal with included wine.
“Amazing!! Tour guide Michelle was super nice and very welcoming!!! Would recommend this to anyone!!!”
Make fresh fettuccine, stuffed ravioli, and classic tiramisu in a small Rome kitchen with unlimited wine and take-home recipes.
“Wonderful experience. Big thanks to chef Marco and the team!”
Learn to make Roman pizza dough and creamy gelato in a 2-hour class near Piazza Navona, with wine, limoncello, and tasting included.
“Julia was incredibly knowledgeable about gelato and a really good and engaging teacher. We learned so much about gelato and loved making our own batch as well as tasting all their flavors. My 11 year old daughter and I loved the experience.”
Hands-on Rome cooking class to make fresh pasta, ravioli, and tiramisu with free-flowing Italian wine and recipes.
“Brilliant from starter to desert ! Education cookery with all the fun !!”
Two-hour hands-on pasta and tiramisù class near the Spanish Steps in Rome, with wine, espresso or limoncello, and a chef certificate.
“Such an amazing and fun experience!!! Food was so good! They even took our picture and placed it on a limoncello bottle for us to purchase. 100% recommend!!!”
Rome handmade pasta workshop: learn fettuccine and ravioli from scratch, then finish with your own tiramisu, plus wine and tasting.
Make handmade ravioli at Piazza Navona with a small English-led class, bruschetta and drinks, then eat your pasta with classic sauces.
“Our class was with Bae and we really focused on the making of the pasta and the raviolis. We did it old school- rolling it out ourselves & not using a machine. The only negative was not making the stuffing or the sauce, but that would have required a lot more time! The restaurant the…”
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