In a cooking class you learn to make fresh pasta, ravioli, or tiramisu with a chef, then sit down and eat what you made, often with a glass of wine. There are also pizza and gelato classes, suitable for kids: a memory of Rome you can recreate at home.
Pick a date and a style, then compare offers
Opens in a new tab with the search already filtered. The price is the partner site’s price.
Before you book
- Cancellation: check until when it is free, many offers allow it up to the day before.
- Meeting point: save it on your phone and arrive 15 minutes early.
- Group or private: private costs more, but you pick the time and pace, and it already pays off from 3 or 4 people.
- Reviews: read the ones from the last few months, not just the average rating.
- Plan: save the tour in the E.R. PLANNER and put it on the right day, next to events and monuments.
Read before you go
- Rome in 3 Days with Kids: The Perfect Plan in 13 Stops
- Gifts for People Who Love Rome: 20 Ideas for the Perfect Gift
- Rome in the Rain: 20 Indoor Things to Do and Essential Kit
More tours and experiences in Rome
Easy goingGolf cart tours+ SaveGuidedWalking tour+ SaveTastingsFood tour+ SaveOn two wheelsVespa tours+ SaveOutdoorsBike or e-bike tours+ Save
Affiliate links: if you book through here, Estate Romana gets a small commission. It doesn’t cost you anything extra. How they work