ROME
244 Tours Reviewed
Your next dinner is in someone’s kitchen. This private Cesarina cooking class turns Rome’s food culture into something you can actually do. You’ll learn the practical, family-style way Romans build flavors, then sit down to eat what you make with…
Rome runs on coffee and shortcuts. This class skips both. If you want a food activity that feels like doing instead of watching, this pizza-and-gelato workshop hits the mark. You’re making pizza dough from scratch and learning how to turn…
Rome turns into a kitchen bar. This Spritz and Spaghetti class pairs classic Roman pasta with cocktail making, so you’re not stuck just watching. The vibe is playful and social, but the skills are real: you’ll learn how to craft…
Tiny glass, big Rome story. In Rome’s hip Monti neighborhood, this micromosaic jewelry workshop pairs hands-on crafting with a real lineage of mosaic know-how tied to the historic Trajan’s Market. I like that you learn the Roman mosaic technique and…
Fresh pasta in Rome is surprisingly doable. This master class is built around a real kitchen routine: you learn from scratch pizza and pasta techniques, then sit down for a shared lunch that includes wine and more local bites. The…
Pompeii plus dinner lessons in a real house. This day is interesting because you don’t just see the ruins. You also spend time with local people in southern Italy and learn how everyday meals get made, then sit down to…
If food is how you want to remember Rome, this fits. This hands-on cooking class takes place on a rooftop in the center and focuses on two things Italians love most: fresh pasta and tiramisù. You’ll work with a local…
Rome clicks into focus fast. This 4-hour walk with professional photographer Giulio D’Ercole is built for real photo practice, not museum lectures. I love that it’s smartphone-friendly, with coaching on exposure, camera settings, and composition as you shoot. I also…
If you want Rome to feel hands-on, this workshop is a smart bet. You’ll recreate an ancient subject in fresco painting (and a mosaic detail), guided by Italian artists using materials similar to what was used long ago. It’s not…
An art class in Rome with wine breaks the rules. This Italian Paint and Wine Experience pairs a professional artist with a local instructor so you can paint Rome’s most iconic sights while you snack on Roman-style pizza and sip…
Fresh pasta in Rome feels doable. This 3-hour cooking class in the heart of Rome teaches you to make fettuccine and ravioli from scratch, then cap it off with your own tiramisù. It’s held at Antico Cafe Ruschena on the…
A dinner-sized cooking class in Rome is a rare thing. This one keeps it personal with a 10-person limit, then puts you to work making classic Roman pasta sauces in a historic setting tied to the Jewish Ghetto. I like…
Piazza Navona gets even tastier. This class turns a famous Rome square into your starting point for a hands-on evening where you learn to make fettuccine and pesto the Italian way, with an English-speaking instructor. I love that you learn…
Fresh pasta lessons, Roman style. This small-group class starts in a lively corner of central Rome at Piazza Navona, then moves into a working kitchen environment with a professional Italian chef. You’ll learn hands-on techniques for Roman staples like fettuccine,…
Pasta night in Rome, done right. This hands-on class teaches handmade pasta and classic tiramisu step by step, led in English by local chefs in a small, friendly setup. You cook, you eat, and you get a recipe book to…
