Hi we will be in tuscany for 12 days in May. any suggestions for an inexpensive cooking class? We are staying in Montepulciano and near San Gimignano, but will have a car and don't mind driving.
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US Pacific Northwest
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The question will be: are there any "inexpensive" (whatever that means to you) cooking classes in Tuscany. I haven't seen any.
Maybe someone here knows of an "inexpensive" Tuscany cooking classes?
Posted by
Seattle, WA, USA
7737 posts
Define "inexpensive" in euros.
Posted by
Rick Steves' Europe
16893 posts
In Montepulciano, Rick's Italy book (pp. 702-3) recommends www.stradavinonobile.it, with class offerings depending on season and demand. Near Lucca (p. 597) he suggests www.italiancuisine.it. Also some options in Florence.