Rome · WORKSHOPS
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These are the 15 best workshops in Rome right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it is top for a reason.
Learn homemade pasta and traditional tiramisù near the Vatican in a small Rome class with unlimited wine, Prosecco, and soft drinks.
“the activities were excellent and good ice breakers. good English speakers and genuinely friendly people like most people we met in Roma. we are our own food which was brilliant.”
Learn to make ravioli, tortelli, and fettuccine in Palazzo Grazioli, with organic Tuscan wine, limoncello, and dessert in Rome.
“Our chef Olga was absolutely wonderful — clear, patient, and passionate. She explained everything perfectly and made the experience unforgettable. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”
Hands-on Rome class making tiramisù, fettuccine, and ravioli from scratch, plus wine and limoncello. 3 hours, $81 per person.
“Overall the workshop was great and interactive. The chef was supported us all way the end. It’s just would be nice if the chef will sit down with us and enjoy the meal what we made together. Also have been providing a free receipt for if we wish make at home. Overall I recommend this work shop and the Chef Carlotta.”
Make fresh fettuccine in Piazza Navona, with an English-speaking chef, bruschetta, drinks, and a sauce choice, all in 2 hours.
“Fun and impressive experience, the guide was super nice.”
Rome pasta and cocktail cooking class: make fresh handmade pasta, learn Aperol Hugo and limoncello spritzes, small groups, 3 hours.
“Angela was very knowledgeable and made the experience fun aswell as educational. We enjoyed our class and would book again.”
Hands-on Rome cooking class: make fresh fettuccine and tiramisù with wine, lemoncello or coffee in 3 hours at Restaurant Gusto.
“Laura made the cooking class super informative but also lots of fun! of course, eating the food you make is the very best part.”
Hands-on Rome cooking class by the Spanish Steps: make fresh fettuccine and tiramisu, pair it with wine, then toast with limoncello.
“It was a lot of fun making our own tiramisu and pasta. Lukas did a great job at explaining everything”
Learn Roman pizza near Piazza Navona at Osteria Pasquino. Hands-on class with prosecco, drinks, bruschetta, and your own pizza.
“Such an amazing class, our chef Elisa was a lovely host. She made it such a fun experience for everyone, definitely worth the money!”
Make classic Roman pizza and tiramisu in a small-group Rome class, with free-flowing fine wine and lunch in about 3 hours.
“Nicely done. Matteo was friendly and knowledgeable. Class size was perfect - not too many people so all could learn and interact.”
Make Neapolitan pizza and fresh pasta in a Roman countryside garden, with wood-fired baking, unlimited wine, tiramisù, and limoncello.
“Great activity that we did for my friend's hen do. We are all in our mid-late 20s and loved every minute. So interesting and we all had such a laugh. Great teachers who made sure we all enjoyed the classes. Free transport to and from the venue too! 10/10- couldn't have asked for better”
Rome’s Vatican-area pasta and gelato class. Hand-make pasta, sip wine and oil tastings, then eat your meal. English, 2.5 hours, small group.
“We did the pasta and gelato class. Learned how to make pasta from scratch with just our hands and a rolling pin. Something we can do at home (with no fancy machine). Massimo was our instructor. He was amazing! We learned a lot, ate a lot and had such a fun time! My kids, who are older, really loved the class too. Would definitely recommend!”
Make Roman fettuccine and ravioli in Trastevere with prosecco, wine, and gelato in a 3-hour English class.
“The entire experience exceeded our expectations!! Our chefs Jamila and Jeanmarie were fun, helpful, friendly, informative and very supportive!!!😃 I especially liked learning how to make the sauce and not just pasta. I wish we could have made a small green salad. I also thought the ravioli would have cheese and spinach. It was a little bland. Lastly I think it would be a great addition to ask other staff to take a few photos while we were making the dough. It was a wonderful experience that we would have loved to share with friends and family! (Great promo for your company!! Thank you so much! Overall experience 10/10🙌🏾Read more”
Make Neapolitan pizza and two pastas in a wood-fired oven, then eat in a Roman garden with unlimited wine, tiramisù, and limoncello.
“Don’t take this cooking class!!!!!! It is so far out of Rome. The transportation they offer changed the meeting point an hour before the class. I messaged and asked them to wait 5 minutes bc of the time it would take us to get to the new meeting point. They would not wait. They told us to take a taxi. No taxis would take us bc it is so far from Rome. We tired 4 taxis. They refused to give us a refund even though they changed the meeting point.”
Learn fresh pasta with Chef Riccardo in Rome, make Roman sauces, and enjoy wine and coffee in a small-group class.
“I'm a pretty proficient home cook who took this class with my college aged son who is an enthusiastic apprentice. We both learned a lot while having a great bonding experience. Ricardo is a fantastic teacher!”
A hands-on Roman cooking class in Rome, where you make fresh fettuccine and tiramisu with wine and limoncello in a cozy restaurant.
“The entire event was excellent from start to finish! I can’t recommend this more. Amusing and entertaining hosts, after all cappuccino or preferred hot beverages, we started with prosecco. Then got into the making of Tiramisu. Then we made our two pastas (fettuccine & ravioli). The hosts were very clear with instructions, helpful to ensure excellent results and very fun with guest interaction and jokes. Music was uplifting too. Absolutely fantastic food, dessert, wine & prosecco! Do this tour!”
