We will be in Italy for 2-3 weeks March 2017. We plan to be in Rome and Naples for the first week. We will then have a rental car and either head south via the Amalfi Coast or head north towars Bologna. I would love to take a reasonable (100 euro or less) cooking class if possible. Does anyone have a recommendation for a good class? Thank you!
Posted by
Portland,Oregon
250 posts
Swing by Lucca for a couple days, not only is the town lovely, but we had the best cooking class, http://www.cucina-italiana.com
Posted by
Brooklyn, NY
4473 posts
We were looking at the cooking class offered through Walks of Italy in Rome. Has anyone tried that one?
Posted by
Los Angeles
305 posts
I'm a big fan of http://www.cookwithusinrome.com/ they charged me 100 euro. Started with a market tour and then the cooking and eating. It was a great day.
Posted by
Oak Park, IL
7 posts
I took the Walks of Italy Rome pasta class two nights ago, and it was one of the highlights of my trip. Engaging hosts/chefs, friendly guests, and excellent food and drink! Considering it lasted three and a half ours and I left very full and very happy, the 80 EUR (more or less) price was quite reasonable.