ROME
244 Tours Reviewed
Golden Hour turns Rome into your camera’s best friend. This private photo masterclass focuses on how to see and frame the city, not just where to stand. You’ll get hands-on guidance from Marco Bulgarelli, an award-winning Rome-based photographer, while moving…
Making pasta in Rome is oddly satisfying. You get hands-on training for fettuccine and ravioli, plus a classic tiramisu finish, guided by a local chef in a small-group setting. It’s a great break from nonstop ruins and viewpoints, and it…
Rome looks different when the crowds vanish. This private overnight photo workshop in Rome focuses on getting you great shots without fighting daytime lines, with a professional guide who teaches you as you shoot. I especially like the small group…
This Sunday lunch starts with a drive. In the Roman countryside near Zagarolo, you learn a real Sunday-style menu with Claudia and Bruno, then you eat what you make with homemade wine in a garden or cozy living room. I…
Food shopping with a plan. You start at the Campo de’ Fiori market, picking ingredients that turn into a real Roman 4-course meal, not a demo you just watch. I love that the shopping feels practical and purposeful, and you…
Rome gets tastier when you make it. This hands-on class mixes Aperol spritz fun with real pizza dough technique, all in a small group setting with an English-speaking guide. You’ll start by shaking your own cocktail, then work side-by-side with…
Naples has a serious relationship with pizza, and this hands-on class gives you the practical side—kneading, topping, and the baking choices that make a Neapolitan pie taste right. You learn by doing, not watching, and you also get a pre-class…
The hands-on part of Rome is the best part. In a Trastevere studio, you’ll design and build a mosaic you can actually carry home. You’re guided step-by-step by artist Nadia, and you’ll work with real tools and materials, not a…
Neon paint and wine in Rome feels unreal. This Monti-district workshop turns a simple 2-hour class into a night-out activity, with neon glow paints, music, and a friendly instructor who steers you from blank canvas to finished artwork. I really…
Sketching Rome away from crowds feels oddly freeing. This private lesson turns Villa Borghese into your open-air classroom, with a steady walk and planned stops for drawing, coloring, and watercolor practice. I love that it’s genuinely hands-on with a full…
Naples pizza turns hands-on in two hours. This Neapolitan pizza-making class is interesting because you learn the real workflow: start with the dough, stretch it by hand, top it, and taste what you made straight from the oven. I love…
Fresh pasta night in Rome. This private Pasta & Tiramisu class turns your first evening in the city into something you can actually use and repeat at home. You’ll learn to make handmade pasta from scratch, then guide yourself through…
Neapolitan pizza is a hands-on kind of craft. This class in Naples is built around the pizzaiolo (pizza maker) approach: you work at a wooden table, learn the logic behind the dough, and leave with a real feel for how…
Cooking noodles is one thing. Cooking them well is another. In this 2-hour hands-on class near the Spanish Steps, you’ll learn to make fettuccine from scratch and then build a classic tiramisu you can actually replicate later. I especially liked…
Marble dust beats sightseeing boredom. This hands-on class in Rome’s Monti neighborhood teaches you real Roman mosaic technique, and you’ll actually cut and place local marble tiles under a master’s guidance. I also like the way the workshop is set…
