We’re spending 3 nights each in Florence & Monterosso. Besides the museums in Florence, I’m looking for a recommendation for a good cooking class (gnocchi &/or gelato, anyone?) for my 12 year old & I. Won’t have a car, so prefer something in Florence itself, for the time consideration as well. Also looking for other activities in CT/Monterosso besides hiking and the beach. Thanks in advance!
Posted by
Colorado Mountains, USA
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I’ve taken several excellent classes at MaMa Florence, https://www.mamaflorence.com/en . I believe they have specific kids-oriented classes, too
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We took a cooking class while we were staying in Monterosso last spring. The classes are at a restaurant at the top of the mountain, but they drove down and picked us up.
Great class with plenty of wine, and we did make gnocchi. It is called the cinque terra cooking school.
Great time.
Rick
Posted by
Chicago
85 posts
I enjoyed the cooking class I did with Accidental Tourist - https://www.accidentaltourist.com/cooking-class-evening/ It's in a gorgeous family-owned home in the countryside around Florence. And it's small group - only 8 people.
I also enjoyed this pizza and gelato making class: https://www.florencetown.com/161-pizza-gelato-cooking-class.html
Posted by
martinez, ca, usa
2427 posts
hey jen
FLORENCE:
getyourguide.com
cookly.me
cookeatitalian.com
MONTEROSSO:
apathtolunch.com (food/reviews/all posts)
la nicchia in levanto shop with foods from area
acasa5terre.it
stop at il massimimo della focaccia, sit with a bite to eat looking out to the water
nessunodormacinqueterre.com (make fresh pesto class)
taste as much gelato in the vulliages, walk thru plazas and look in shops and delis, sit and people watch.
enjoy and have a great time along with your daughter
aloha
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HI. I am traveling to Florence and I booked a private market tour and cooking session through Chef Factory. It looked a bit more modern than the others.