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Discover authentic Italian pasta-making in Milan with this hands-on workshop led by a friendly chef in a private home setting. Includes recipes, wine, and tiramisù.
Spending 3 hours in a Milanese home, this Pasta Mastery Workshop offers a genuine taste of Italy’s culinary traditions. Priced at $110.28 per person, the experience is suitable for small groups with a maximum of 10 travelers, ensuring personalized attention from your professional chef guide. The tour features making fresh pasta from scratch, including ravioli and tagliatelle, as well as crafting tiramisù. It concludes with a tasting feast, complemented by Italian wine and Spritz, and provides recipes to take home.
While the workshop’s intimate setting and hands-on approach stand out, it’s worth noting that location changes and last-minute bookings can occur, and the experience is best suited for those eager to learn authentic Italian cooking directly from a local home.


This 3-hour pasta workshop takes place inside a beautiful Milanese home, offering a rare glimpse into Italian cooking away from touristy restaurants. The meeting point is at Via Monviso, 23, and the activity ends right back at the same location. The small group size allows for more direct interaction with the friendly and knowledgeable instructor, who guides participants through each step of preparing traditional Italian dishes using fresh ingredients sourced from local markets.
The setting feels relaxed and inviting, with many reviews highlighting the warm hospitality of the host. Participants get the chance to see how authentic recipes are made from scratch, including dough for ravioli, tagliatelle pasta, and classic tiramisù. The recipes are then yours to keep, letting you recreate the dishes at home.
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The core of this experience is learning to craft pasta dough and stuffed pasta with expert guidance. You will prepare the dough for ravioli, learning the secrets to sealing the filled dumplings perfectly. In addition, you will make tagliatelle using traditional techniques, understanding the importance of fresh ingredients and proper consistency.
Participants also master creating the ideal fillings for ravioli, matched with complementary sauces. The hands-on approach ensures that everyone gets plenty of practice, making this an educational yet enjoyable session. Whether you prefer egg-based or eggless pasta, instructions accommodate different dietary preferences.

After the pasta preparation, you sit down to enjoy the dishes you’ve made, paired with a half bottle of fine Italian wine per person. The experience also includes Italian Spritz, adding a refreshing touch to the meal. The culinary highlight is the homemade tiramisù, which the chef demonstrates how to make from scratch.
This tasting allows you to appreciate the flavors of the local cuisine, with the host sharing stories and tips on Italian food and wine pairing. The relaxed atmosphere ensures that guests feel comfortable asking questions and savoring the delicious results.

Participants receive a copy of all the recipes they have prepared during the class. This gives you the tools and confidence to reproduce authentic Italian pasta and desserts in your own kitchen. The detailed recipes include tips and tricks shared by the instructor, making it easier to replicate the dishes later.
The take-home recipes are an especially appreciated feature, as they extend the experience beyond the class and enable culinary experimentation at home. Many reviews praise the practicality of the recipes and the generosity of the instructor in sharing her culinary secrets.

The meeting point is conveniently located near public transportation at Via Monviso, 23, Milan. The tour is designed for most travelers and can accommodate up to 10 participants, ensuring an intimate environment. Confirmations are immediate upon booking, and free cancellation is available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
The activity is physically accessible for most, but guests should notify the organizers of any dietary restrictions ahead of time. The duration of 3 hours is flexible enough to fit into a typical afternoon or early evening schedule.

Unlike larger, more commercial cooking classes, this home-based workshop emphasizes authenticity and personalization. Guests experience Milanese hospitality firsthand and learn recipes directly from a local chef in her own home. The focus on making pasta from scratch combined with wine and tiramisù creates a comprehensive Italian culinary experience.
Many reviews highlight the warm, welcoming atmosphere and enthusiastic guidance from the host, often described as fabulous, fun, and knowledgeable. The small group setting ensures more individual attention and a chance to ask questions or concentrate on specific techniques.
While the experience is highly praised, some reviews mention location changes or last-minute adjustments. One review describes the apartment as tiny, messy, and crowded, with limited facilities, which may affect comfort levels for some guests.
It is also worth noting that Booking close to the date can lead to availability issues, so advance planning is advised. Lastly, the experience is primarily focused on pasta making and desserts, so those seeking a full course Italian meal or more extensive tour might prefer other options.

This workshop is ideal for food lovers, especially those eager to learn authentic pasta recipes directly from a local chef. It suits small groups, couples, or families who enjoy a hands-on, intimate cooking environment. The inclusion of wine and tiramisù makes it perfect for culinary enthusiasts wanting a comprehensive taste of Italy’s kitchen.
People interested in local culture, food stories, and learning techniques they can replicate will find this experience rewarding. However, early bookings are recommended to avoid missing out, given the popularity and limited group size.
“I could write a book about this experience with Federico, by far a highlight of me and my fiancés trip to Italy.”
How long is the pasta workshop in Milan?
The experience lasts approximately 3 hours.
What is included in the price?
The price covers all recipes, half a bottle of Italian wine per person, lunch featuring pasta and tiramisù, and recipe take-home sheets.
Where does the tour take place?
The workshop begins and ends at Via Monviso, 23 in Milan, inside the host’s private home.
Is the activity suitable for dietary restrictions?
Yes, but guests should notify organizers in advance of any dietary requirements.
What types of pasta are made during the class?
Participants learn to make ravioli and tagliatelle, with different fillings and sauces.
What about physical accessibility?
The activity is designed for most travelers, but specific needs should be communicated beforehand.
Can I cancel this experience?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Is the guide knowledgeable and friendly?
Yes, reviews describe the host as warm, fun, and highly experienced, making the class both educational and enjoyable.
Are the recipes provided?
Absolutely, guests receive detailed recipes to recreate the dishes at home.
What if I book last minute?
Bookings are generally made 6 days in advance, but last-minute availability cannot be guaranteed—early planning is recommended.
Are alcohol and drinks included?
Yes, half a bottle of wine per person and Italian Spritz are part of the experience.
What is the overall rating for this tour?
It holds a 4.0 out of 5 from 21 reviews, with many praising the authenticity and hospitality.
This Milan pasta workshop offers a genuine, relaxed environment to master Italian pasta and desserts while enjoying local wine and friendly guidance. Perfect for culinary explorers seeking a personalized experience inside a local home.