ROME
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The 15 most popular workshops in Rome, with prices, durations and where to book. What each one actually includes, and the ones worth planning your day around.
Make homemade pasta and traditional tiramisù near the Vatican with a local chef, small group fun, and free-flowing wine in Rome.
Most Popular“Absolutely loved it! It was fun, friendly and I laughed so much - would definitely do this again, great value for money”
Make ravioli, tortelli, and fettuccine in central Rome at Palazzo Grazioli, with organic Tuscan wine, limoncello, dessert, and recipes.
“This was a really fun experience. We made three different types of pasta with the brilliant Giorgio and it all tasted delicious! I would definitely recommend this as something to do in Rome!”
Cook Rome-style fettuccine, ravioli, and tiramisu from scratch in 3 hours. Includes wine, limoncello, and your meal for $81.
“Overall the workshop was great and interactive. The chef was supported us all way the end. It’s just would be nice if the chef will sit down with us and enjoy the meal what we made together. Also have been providing a free receipt for if we wish make at home. Overall I recommend this…”
Hands-on Roman pizza and pasta class in a countryside garden with wood-fired oven, unlimited wine, tiramisù, and Limoncello.
“Overall, this cookery class was awesome. Collected on time from Laurentina Station, be aware there is a 15 minute minibus journey to the actual cooking school but that is taken care of. The class itself is held at a private dwelling but is wonderful. The host Giuseppe was knowledgeable and explained the process of dough…”
Learn Roman fettuccine and tiramisù with a local chef in Rome, plus wine and limoncello. Recipes to take home in 3 hours.
“Coguinaria chef was very frendly!!! Amaizing tour.”
Rome market visit and pasta class with Chef Marco: learn dough, make ravioli and sauces, eat lunch with wine, plus coffee and limoncello.
“Great way to spend an afternoon, Marco is a good and entertaining host. We didn't get to cook all of the ingredients ourselves, but that didn't spoil the experience. Met some interesting new people. Highly recommended this activity”
Hands-on pizza and tiramisu class in central Rome near Piazza Navona. Roll, top, bake, then build tiramisu with wine included.
“Pea was an amazing instructor, quite funny and nice with great humor”
Cook fresh fettuccine and tiramisu on a Vatican-area rooftop, then sip Italian wine and limoncello in a small-group class.
“It was amazing. Our teacher made the class fun and it was easy to follow. The food we made was amazing. It was all very hands on.”
Make fresh fettuccine and creamy gelato on Piazza Navona, with Prosecco, bruschetta, drinks, and a sit-down meal in 2.5 hours.
“It was a great experience. Our chef Simone was really fun and helpful. We learned how to make fettuccine and gelato! Definitely recommend!”
Hands-on Rome class making fresh fettuccine, stuffed ravioli, and tiramisu with bottomless Italian wine. Small-group VIP, recipes included.
“Great atmosphere, great set up. amazing time had by everyone. Marco was a pleasure to learn from”
Hands-on Rome class to make handmade tonnarelli cacio e pepe and tiramisù, then eat with wine at Osteria San Giorgio.
“An incredibly fun time, with a lovely host, Elizabeth, who made it a really enjoyable time making pasta and tiramisu. Located in a lovely restaurant in a nice area. An amazing experience, definitely recommend. Thank you so much x”
Small-group Rome art class in a 17th-century palazzo: paint a Rome scene, sip unlimited wine, and snack on Roman pizza.
“Perfect experience 10/10 recommend, & Tonya was the best teacher eveerrr”
Rome pasta and tiramisu class in Lazio: make hand-cut Roman noodles and classic espresso dessert, then dine with wine in 2.5 hours.
“Had an absolutely amazing day! Our teacher Luca was great! So much knowledge about the food and it comes through when teaching we had a great time and would reccomend it to everyone xx”
Rome’s Pizza & Gelato class near Piazza Navona: make gelato and Roman-style pizza, then eat your creations with wine and limoncello.
“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.”
Hand-cut mosaics in Trastevere with Nadia, then box your piece to take home from Rome. Small group, real craftsmanship, relaxed pace.
“She was great to work with. Gave us extra time to finish.”
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