Has anyone taken a cooking class in Florence?

[Mickey22]

We will be in Florence in the fall and are looking to take a cooking class either on its own as as part of a tour. Has anyone done this?

[maryann ns]

Yes, but it was many years ago. The company, Accidental Tourist, is still in operation. We had a great day and I still make fresh pasta.

[brunello22]

I've taken a cooking class in Tuscany, but it was in Montalcino.

 

Check out Active Gourmet Holidays; I believe there are options for Florence.

[Mickey22]

Thank you for your suggestions, I will look into both!

 

Jane

[73mg]

Enjoyed a fantastic cooking class with Walkabout during our visit to Florence in October 2016. We booked through Viator but here is the company website if you would like to book directly. https://www.walkaboutflorence.com/

Learned so much, had fun and the location is beautiful.

[*Miss G*]

I didn't take a class but I bought a fabulous cookbook (in English) at a great little bookstore by the market!

[misspupule]

We will be in Florence in the fall and are looking to take a cooking class either on its own as as part of a tour. Has anyone done this?

Hey Mickey22

A group of friends took a cooking class at mercato centrale (huge market) at cucina lorenzo de medici, on the 2nd floor. Lots of fun, (aprons, instructors,knowledge, laughs,eat your meal, wine, and diploma). as you stroll thru market, there are glass windows to watch others at this class, was about 60 euros for 1 1/2 hours.

You can also check getyourguide.com or eatingitalyfoodtours.com Haven't used them, did some research. Didn't want viator tours, not happy with them. Good Luck

 

Have Fun Princess Pupule