Experience

Small Group Pasta Making Class Wine Tasting in a Tuscan Castle

4.91(150)Florence· Renaissance · galleries · walkableEnglish4 options

During this experience, you'll visit a private 900-year-old wine cellar. You'll get a hands-on training from a professional local chef and cook 2 different types of handmade pasta, 2 sauces, and taste total 3 wines during the cellars tour and the light lunch You'll learn new cooking techniques that can easily be repeated at home If you don't have a car, we will be happy to arrange a van for you, not included in the price. We are about 35 minutes drive from Florence city. No public transportation available in the tours time. When you book, pls specify in the notes if you wish to have pick up arranged

Languages
English

What's included

Cooking class
Professional guide
Wine tasting
Lunch

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Cancellation

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Choose a tour option · 4

4 versions of this tour. Pick a date to see prices, start times and what's still open.

PastaLover's experience 3:30pm
Duration: 3 hours Tour+Pasta cookingclass 3:30pm: Tour of the old cellar of the castle + pasta lesson and dinner with tasting of 3 wines
PastaLover's experience 10:30
Duration: 3 hours Tour + Pasta lesson 10.30am: cellars tour + pasta lesson and lunch with tasting of 3 wines
Masterchef CookingClass 10:30
4-Course Cooking Class 10:30am: castle and cellars tour + 4-course cooking class (including pasta making) + lunch + tasting of 4 wines. Tour starts at 10.30am
Masterchef CookingClass 3:30pm
4-Course Cooking Class 3:30pm: castle and cellars tour + 4-course cooking class (including pasta making) + dinner+ tasting of 4 wines, tour starts at 3:30pm

Where you'll be

from€130/person
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Where this sits in Florence

Florence is about 8 min by road from Florence Peretola Airport. Compact enough to cross on foot in half an hour, and holding more Renaissance art than most countries. Busy in the middle and calm five minutes out; the Oltrarno side of the river is where people actually live and eat.

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