About this tour
Learn to craft Mediterranean staples at a working farm south of Rome. You'll start the morning picking seasonal vegetables straight from the garden, then move into the kitchen to shape handmade pasta—gnocchi or tagliatelle—from scratch. Build a sauce using your harvest, cook a second course with the same ingredients, and sit down together for lunch. Four hours, four dishes, one table.
Highlights
- Harvest your own vegetables directly from the garden
- Hand-roll fresh pasta: gnocchi or tagliatelle
- Learn sauce-building techniques with foraged ingredients
- Cook a complete second course from garden produce
- Lunch included; eat what you've made
What to expect
You'll arrive mid-morning at the agriturismo and receive a warm welcome with a small drink. Next comes the basket collection walk—pick seasonal vegetables you'll use later. Back in the kitchen, an instructor demonstrates proper pasta dough technique, ratios, and shaping before you have a go yourself. You'll then prepare sauce using what you gathered, plus a complementary second dish. Expect hands-on work throughout. Lunch brings everyone to one table to taste the results together.
Good to know
The farm is wheelchair accessible with nearby public transport. Buggies and prams are welcome. Infants sit with a parent; specialised seats are available. Wear clothes you don't mind getting flour on.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.



