Highlights
- Combination large-group Rome city walking tour and small-group Italian cooking class
- See all the famous sights of this eternal city
- Cooking class portion of tour is small group (no more than 12), ensuring a highly personalized experience
- Italian recipes to take home
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Doughgetting the dough ready to cut the ravioli!Photo by: MarianneUSA, 04 2012 -
cavatelliYum!Photo by: Cheryl P01 2013 -
pastaMaking pastaPhoto by: Cheryl P01 2013 -
FernandoFun with FernandoPhoto by: Cheryl P01 2013 -
ravioliPreparing the pasta to make ravioli.Photo by: Cheryl P01 2013 -
A "mile" of ravioli!Rolling out the dough required lots of hands!Photo by: Michele P11 2012 -
First batch!I forgot what this type of pasta was called but it was like mini dumplings...then the sauce they made was fabulous!Photo by: Whitney B10 2012 -
Ravioli!I thought this was so much fun, meeting new people and making our own pasta! When I got home, I bought a roller and ...Photo by: Whitney B10 2012 -
did we make that?some of the resultsPhoto by: C SNetherlands, 10 2012 -
cooking classpastaPhoto by: C SNetherlands, 10 2012 -
our teacherthe chef of that's amorePhoto by: C SNetherlands, 10 2012 -
Rome_030Making Ravoli. The longest ravoli noodle the instructor had every made with a class.Photo by: ChrisUSA, 09 2012 -
P1010291Better picture of our instructor. And we got to meet Fabeo.Photo by: Linda MUSA, 08 2012 -
P1010290Our instructor in the white standing up telling someone that is not the way to do it. she was great. You need to take ...Photo by: Linda MUSA, 08 2012 -
P1010289Dawn Neely's finished ravioili'sPhoto by: Linda MUSA, 08 2012 -
P1010288Linda's finish ravioli's.Photo by: Linda MUSA, 08 2012 -
P1010283Team Leader Linda Monte from Cestview Florida in the redish blouse. Miss Claire in Blue Blouse from Gulfport Miss. We ...Photo by: Linda MUSA, 08 2012 -
DSC00244Our completed (well, we hadn't cooked it yet) zucchini ricotta stuffed ravioli.Photo by: Taylor U07 2012 -
DSC00240With the ravioli dough.Photo by: Taylor U07 2012 -
Making ravioliraviolis ready to cook and eat....ummmm delicious!Photo by: PAULETTE B07 2012 -
Useful Information
Rome City walking tour and Cooking Class
Your walking tour concludes at Trevi Fountain, where you’ll join a small group of up to 12 people and retire to a nearby restaurant for your Roman cooking class. Under the guidance of your expert Roman chef, you’ll learn to prepare a fantastic Italian meal. Learn lots of cooking secrets and come away with a spectacular, hands-on Roman cooking experience as well as the know-how to prepare a fabulous Italian meal at home. Try your hand at making fresh, authentic, homemade pasta, then sample your creations with your fellow aspiring chefs, sipping on congratulatory glasses of local wines.
Reviewed by Donna M, March 2013
The cooking class was an excellent way to spend the afternoon. Set in the beautiful part of Rome just down from the Trevi fountain is That's Amore restaurant where I had my cooking class. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and chef Fabio was a wealth of knowledge. My only regret is I wasn't able to eat everything afterwards. If you love cooking or just want something different to do then definitely sign up for the cooking class.
Reviewed by Alison Lindsey F, South Africa, February 2013
Great morming of cooking and fun!
