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Join the 3-hour La Dolce Vita Pasta Making Class in Malaga with a real Italian chef, learning to craft authentic Roman dishes like Carbonara and Cacio e Pepe.
If you’re looking to bring a slice of Italy to Malaga, the La Dolce Vita – Malaga Pasta Making Class offers a warm, hands-on experience that transports you straight into Roman culinary traditions. Priced for a 3-hour session, this class is led by a real Italian chef who guides you through preparing fresh pasta and the iconic sauces of Carbonara and Cacio e Pepe. Meeting at Violeta, Calle Rodeo 4, this activity suits anyone eager to learn authentic Italian cooking in a relaxed setting. The experience suits solo travelers, couples, and groups of friends, with all ingredients included and no prior cooking experience necessary.
While the class is accessible and features wheelchair accessibility, it’s important to note that children under 16 are not permitted. This makes it especially ideal for adults who want to enjoy a genuine culinary activity or share a fun experience with a partner or friends. The opportunity to take home new cooking skills and a taste of La Dolce Vita makes this class appealing for food lovers and those craving an interactive cultural activity during their time in Malaga.
The core of this experience is the opportunity to learn authentic Roman pasta recipes directly from a true Italian chef. The focus is on handmade pasta, emphasizing traditional techniques that bring out the best in each dish. You’ll master the art of making pasta dough and shaping it by hand, gaining skills that can be easily recreated at home.
What makes this class stand out is the chance to prepare Rome’s most famous sauces—Carbonara and Cacio e Pepe. Under the chef’s expert guidance, you’ll uncover secrets behind these classic dishes, transforming simple ingredients into something extraordinary. This approach ensures that participants leave with practical skills and confidence to cook Roman pasta on their own.
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The class begins at Violeta, Calle Rodeo 4 in Malaga, with precise coordinates provided for easy finding. The venue is set up to be wheelchair accessible, making it a comfortable option for a variety of guests. This convenience, combined with the flexible booking options like reserve now, pay later, helps fit the experience into different travel plans.
Participants are encouraged to arrive on time, as the 3-hour program is structured to maximize learning and enjoyment without feeling rushed. The location is central enough to be easily reachable, and the venue setup fosters a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
All the necessary ingredients and equipment are provided, so there’s no need to bring anything along. This setup allows you to focus entirely on the cooking process and learning the techniques. You can expect high-quality ingredients, typical of traditional Italian cuisine, which helps ensure authentic results.
Since no prior cooking experience is required, beginners can comfortably participate, and experienced cooks will find new tricks and tips to refine their skills further. The class encourages a fun, engaging environment where you can enjoy learning and producing delicious pasta.

This 3-hour experience balances demonstration and hands-on activity. The instructor guides you through making pasta dough, shaping it, and preparing the sauces step-by-step. The pacing is designed to be relaxed yet informative, allowing ample time for questions and practice.
Participants will get plenty of personal attention, thanks to the manageable group size, creating a friendly, interactive atmosphere. The class ends with a tasting session, where you enjoy the freshly made dishes you’ve prepared, sharing the joy of La Dolce Vita in every bite.
More Great Tours NearbyThis experience is ideal for solo travelers looking for a fun activity, couples wanting a romantic, interactive experience, or groups of friends eager to try something new together. The no open-toed shoes or nudity policy makes it appropriate for most adults, and the wheelchair accessibility broadens its appeal.
It is not suitable for children under 16, so families should plan accordingly. The focus on authentic Roman techniques makes it appealing to foodies who want a practical, memorable culinary lesson.
While Malaga is known for Spanish cuisine, this Italian-focused class offers a unique cultural twist. Compared to other cooking experiences that might focus on paella or local dishes, this class emphasizes Roman pasta recipes, giving participants a different culinary perspective.
The guidance by a real Italian chef sets this apart, ensuring authenticity and expertise. The small group size and interactive format provide a more personalized experience than larger, more generic workshops. This class appeals to those seeking an authentic taste of Italy without leaving Malaga.

The class’s wheelchair accessibility makes it welcoming to a wider audience. On top of that, the option to reserve now and pay later adds flexibility for travelers managing tight schedules. Cancelling up to 24 hours in advance guarantees a full refund, providing peace of mind for spontaneous plans.
The venue is easy to find, and the booking process is simple, making it straightforward for anyone wanting to secure a spot. These features make it a convenient addition to any Malaga itinerary.
This 3-hour activity offers a well-rounded, authentic Italian cooking experience set in Malaga. The expert guidance from a real Italian chef ensures the recipes and techniques are genuine, giving participants the confidence to recreate Roman pasta dishes at home.
The focus on handmade pasta and classic sauces makes this class a must for food lovers and anyone interested in learning new cooking skills. The inclusive atmosphere and flexible booking options further add to its appeal.
While the class is not designed for children under 16, adults will appreciate the personalized instruction, delicious results, and the chance to enjoy a slice of La Dolce Vita in Spain. Whether as a solo activity, a romantic date, or a fun outing with friends, this pasta-making class offers a memorable taste of Italy right in Malaga.
What is the duration of the Pasta Making Class?
The class lasts for 3 hours.
Where does the class meet?
It starts at Violeta, Calle Rodeo 4 in Malaga, with provided coordinates for easy locating.
Is prior cooking experience necessary?
No, no prior experience is required; all ingredients and equipment are included.
What dishes will be prepared?
Participants learn to make fresh pasta, Carbonara, and Cacio e Pepe sauces.
Is the class suitable for wheelchair users?
Yes, it is wheelchair accessible.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are children under 16 allowed?
No, this experience is not suitable for children under 16.
What languages are spoken during the class?
The class is offered in English and Spanish.
Do I need to bring anything?
No, all ingredients and equipment are provided.
Is there an option to pay later?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay later with flexible booking.
Can I enjoy the dishes I make during the class?
Absolutely, you’ll have the chance to taste your creations at the end of the session.