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10 Best Cooking Classes In Tuscany

Tuscany's standouts.

The 10 cooking classes travellers book most often across Tuscany. Each one with the price you pay, the operator behind it and the day you actually get when you turn up.

10 Best Cooking Classes In Tuscany

Florence Pizza or Pasta Class with Gelato Making at a Tuscan Farm

Florence Pizza or Pasta Class with Gelato Making at a Tuscan Farm - Pizza or Pasta Dough School: Getting Taught, Then Getting Busy

1.Florence Pizza or Pasta Class with Gelato Making at a Tuscan Farm

Most Popular 5.0

Make pizza, pasta, and Tuscan gelato at a hillside farm outside Florence, with Chianti, wood-fired cooking, and recipes to take home.

“What an amazing experience! The site of the class was breathtaking, and the instructors (Cris, Arla and Lodovik) made the entire experience fun and interesting. The end result was alot of memories, great food, and great company! The instructors were a huge part of why we loved this experience so much.”

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Cooking Class and Lunch at a Tuscan Farmhouse with Local Market Tour from Florence

Cooking Class and Lunch at a Tuscan Farmhouse with Local Market Tour from Florence - The Minibus Ride to the Tuscan Hills: More Than Just Transportation

2.Cooking Class and Lunch at a Tuscan Farmhouse with Local Market Tour from Florence

5.0

Florence market tour plus a Tuscan farmhouse cooking class with wine, pasta from scratch, a 4-course lunch, and emailed recipes.

“Without a doubt, book the tour! We did the Tuscan lunch + market tour with pasta making class. You begin by visiting the Centro Mercado which is a large market selling all fresh ingredients, meats, cheeses, etc. The guide; Lucca, is such an incredibly unique and fun persona! He thoroughly explained ingredients, showcased food options,…”

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Florence: Pizza and Gelato Class at a Tuscan Farmhouse

Florence: Pizza and Gelato Class at a Tuscan Farmhouse - Wood-Oven Pizza: Knead, Top, and Learn What Matters

Tuscany Day Trip: Chianti & Cooking Class Small Group

Tuscany Day Trip: Chianti & Cooking Class Small Group - Stop 2: Monteriggioni, the Medieval Walls City

4.Tuscany Day Trip: Chianti & Cooking Class Small Group

4.5

A full-day Chianti and Tuscan cooking class tour from Florence with medieval hill towns, included lunch, and two wine tastings.

“Five days prior it was canceled & we we’re put with a large group tour on a bus instead of the small group van tour. It included an additional stop at Pisa, which made it a very, very long day. The winery, Siena and SanGigmamo were lovely, but very short due to Piss which we…”

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Tuscan Cooking Class

Tuscan Cooking Class - Your 5–6 Course Menu: From Antipasto to Secondi

5.Tuscan Cooking Class

5.0

A small-group Tuscan cooking class in San Gimignano: make 5-6 courses with wine pairings, fresh pasta, and optional truffle hunting.

“The cooking class was a highlight of our trip! Fluvio was knowledgeable and super fun! We had a delicious meal and laughed a lot! Highly recommend!”

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Cooking Class on a Family Farm in Chianti with Lunch

Cooking Class on a Family Farm in Chianti with Lunch - Farm Tour Highlights: Olive Grove Views and a Saffron Field

6.Cooking Class on a Family Farm in Chianti with Lunch

5.0

Chianti family farm cooking class: pasta and bread from scratch, olive grove and saffron tour, plus lunch with local wine.

“We had an amazing time at Camilla’s family farm cooking class. She was super friendly and very patient with all of our children. We made two different kinds of bread and pastas that were super fresh and delicious and topped it off with her family red wine. It was such a wonderful day and a…”

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Siena: Small group Cooking Class in Chianti Farmhouse

Siena: Small Group Cooking Class in Chianti Farmhouse - What you cook: ravioli, pasta, bruschetta, and tiramisu

Siena: Small Group Cooking Class in Chianti Farmhouse

Siena: Small Group Cooking Class in Chianti Farmhouse - What you cook: ravioli, pasta, bruschetta, and tiramisu

8.Siena: Small Group Cooking Class in Chianti Farmhouse

4.9

Cook Tuscan classics in a small Chianti farmhouse group near Siena. Make pasta and tiramisu, enjoy wine, then eat what you make.

“Amazing!! Would highly recommend. We only had one other couple completing the class with us which was a nice quiet cooking experience. We had wine which was a treat! Our chef was very clear in his instructions and taught us how to make ravioli and tiramisu which we will try make at home! We really…”

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Tuscan Cooking Class – Traditional 5 course menù

Tuscan Cooking Class - Traditional 5 course menù - Meet Giacomo and Learn a Full Tuscan Menù the Practical Way

9.Tuscan Cooking Class – Traditional 5 course menù

5.0

Learn a traditional 5-course Tuscan menù at Le Caggiole near Montepulciano, with wine pairings and an English-speaking chef.

“we recently attended a cooking class in the picturesque landscape of Tuscany, and it was certainly an experience that we won't forget. The beautiful property set the perfect backdrop for a culinary adventure, with stunning views of rolling hills that made us feel like we were in a postcard.”

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