ROME
26 Tours Reviewed
Flour, wine, and a real Roman lesson. In Rome, this class turns you from spectator to maker in about 3 hours, starting with fresh pasta dough and ending with the meal you cooked. You’ll learn classic Roman sauces at the…
A Rome cooking class that actually teaches you skills. This hands-on session has you making pizza and pasta from scratch, then cooking it in a real wood-fired oven and eating everything you made in a relaxed Roman garden setting. Chef…
Fresh pasta beats most plans. In this 3-hour Rome class, you start with a Roman aperitivo and end with homemade gelato, while a professional chef guides you through making fettuccine and ravioli from scratch. I especially like how the lesson…
Hand-made pasta and gelato in Rome is a great way to slow down. This class is built around simple Italian food done properly: you’ll make fresh pasta from scratch, learn tricks you can repeat at home, then sit down to…
Wine, dough, and a wood-fired oven: go. I like the Neapolitan pizza taught from scratch and the fact that unlimited wine flows while you eat what you just made. It’s a Roman garden setting, so the class feels like a…
Rome gets tastier when you walk. This 4-hour food-and-wine stroll links the classic center to Trastevere in a way that feels practical, not touristy, with planned stops at local spots (and enough samples to actually notice the differences). You start…
One great Rome break is food you make. This class is interesting because you learn classic Roman pizza and tiramisu steps in a real restaurant setting, then sit down and eat what you made with free-flowing fine wine. I like…
A real meal you can cook again later. This Rome-to-Frascati experience mixes fresh pasta from scratch with a proper visit to an old wine cave in a family cellar. What I like most is that you learn classic Roman sauces…
Four hours of Rome, fully fed. This Trastevere guided food and wine tour is built around 4 local stops and 20+ tastings, with standout Roman ingredients like 30-year aged balsamic vinegar. I like that the food shows up in big,…
Two regions, three jaw-dropping stops. This full-day tour strings together Civita di Bagnoregio’s fairy-tale setting, a Tuscan farmhouse meal with wine, and the hill-town drama of Orvieto. It starts right in the center of Rome at Piazza del Popolo, then…
Great food starts with the right street. This Trastevere evening is built around four stops and multiple wine tastings, so you’re not just sampling. I especially love how the tour teaches you what to look for, like the difference between…
A good Rome night starts with dough. This small-group cooking class pairs hands-on pasta making with real dining time, starting in Trastevere with aperitivo bites and prosecco before you roll, shape, and cook. You’ll learn classic techniques with a local…
Rome looks different after dark. This e-bike tour turns major sights into an evening that feels easier to manage and nicer to look at, with a guide steering you through the right streets and a food-and-wine dinner stop built in.…
Wine, pasta, and instant teamwork. This Rome cooking class turns your afternoon into a real food-making session, set in a locally loved restaurant by the Vatican. I like the setup because you get free-flowing drinks while you learn, so the…
A pasta class with a wine cellar view. This Frascati evening strings together wine tasting and fresh pasta making with a walk through old-town streets, then ends at a sit-down dinner where your hands do the work. It is a…
