About this tour
Spend three hours in a Florence kitchen rolling and stuffing your own pasta while regional wine keeps flowing. You'll craft spinach and cheese ravioli and pappardelle from scratch, then move on to tiramisu, all under guidance from a local cook. Everything you make becomes lunch, eaten straightaway at a shared table with fellow participants.
Highlights
- Shape and fill spinach-cheese ravioli by hand
- Roll pappardelle ribbon pasta to proper thickness
- Layer and chill your own tiramisu dessert
- Unlimited Tuscan wine throughout the class
- Eat what you've cooked within the hour
- Small group, genuine kitchen setting
What to expect
You'll stand at a work counter with flour, eggs, and filling in front of you. The instructor shows technique once, then you repeat it—mistakes are part of the learning. Ravioli takes longer than expected; pappardelle is quicker once your hands get the rhythm. After cooking, you'll sit down to eat your pasta while it's still warm, dressed simply so you taste what you've made. Tiramisu waits in the fridge for dessert. Wine arrives early and stays on the table. Expect flour on your clothes and genuine conversation with whoever's cooking next to you.
Good to know
Three hours involves standing and repetitive hand movements; not suitable if you have heart or mobility concerns. Bring an apron or wear clothes you don't mind staining. The nearest tram stop is a short walk. Infant car seats available if needed.
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.







