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Join a 2.5-hour hands-on pasta class in Arezzo, Italy, creating colorful tagliatelle and ravioli, enjoying a three-course meal with Chianti wine from a friendly local chef.

This 2 hour 30 minute cooking experience offers a hands-on approach to making colorful tagliatelle and ravioli from scratch. Priced at $114.52 per person, it is designed for up to six participants, making it an intimate and engaging class. The tour departs from Via Masaccio, 29 in Arezzo, with the option to choose your preferred location—either in the historic center of Arezzo or in Pergine Valdarno. Groups of six or more are directed to the Arezzo location, and transportation arrangements are available on request.
The class is led by a professional chef who explains the art of fresh pasta making with warmth and clarity. What sets this experience apart is the focus on using natural ingredients like spinach, beetroot, cacao, and squid ink to add vibrant colors to the pasta, ensuring a healthy, organic meal. The instructor also shares tips on storing fresh pasta and shaping different pasta forms, giving attendees the confidence to recreate their pasta masterpieces at home.
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The core of this tour involves making rustic, colorful pasta from scratch. The chef guides participants through selecting and combining ingredients to produce egg-based pasta with vivid hues. The natural coloring techniques emphasize organic and healthy options, rather than artificial dyes. This approach not only produces visually striking pasta but also reinforces the importance of quality ingredients.
Participants will learn techniques to shape and cut different pasta types, like tagliatelle and ravioli, suited for various sauces. The class emphasizes practical skills that can be used at home, ensuring the knowledge sticks long after the class ends. The chef also demonstrates quick sauces to serve alongside the freshly made pasta.

After the pasta is shaped and cooked, everyone sits down to enjoy a three-course meal that includes bruschetta, homemade crostata, and seasonal jam. The meal is complemented by a glass of Chianti wine, providing an authentic Tuscan touch to the experience. The bruschetta features fresh herbs like rosemary, basil, chives, and thyme, many of which are harvested from the host’s garden, adding a personal touch.
The crostata, a traditional Italian dessert, is made with homemade jam from seasonal fruit, offering a sweet conclusion to the meal. The atmosphere fosters good conversation and local hospitality, making the entire experience feel warm and genuine.

This experience stands out because of the combination of hands-on pasta making, local ingredients, and a friendly, informative guide. Multiple reviews highlight Maria as an engaging and patient teacher, capable of adjusting her instructions to suit all skill levels. Attendees appreciate her clear explanations, and many express confidence in trying pasta recipes at home afterward.
The class also includes a small, cozy group setting, which fosters a friendly atmosphere and personalized attention. Many reviews mention the delicious food and wine, with guests leaving inspired and satisfied after cooking and eating together.

The tour begins at Via Masaccio, 29 in Arezzo. The activity is near public transportation, making it easy to access without a car. Transportation arrangements can be made if preferred, though the experience does not include hotel pickup or drop-off. The maximum group size of 6 ensures an intimate setting, ideal for those wanting a relaxed, social environment.
Participants can choose to experience the class in the center of Arezzo or in Pergine Valdarno, depending on their preference and group size. For groups of 6 or more, the experience is automatically scheduled in Arezzo’s city center.
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The highlight of the meal is the inclusion of Chianti wine, a classic pairing with Italian pasta dishes. Guests also indulge in a bruschetta appetizer, featuring fresh herbs picked directly from the host’s garden. The seasonal dessert—a homemade crostata with jam—completes the authentic Tuscan flavor.
The class emphasizes using fresh, high-quality ingredients and traditional cooking techniques, which many reviews say result in delicious, restaurant-quality dishes. The ability to recreate this experience at home is supported by recipes provided at the end of the class, along with a personalized apron as a keepsake.

Many attendees praise Maria’s teaching style—she is described as friendly, clear, and patient. The guide’s ability to explain the process simply makes even beginners feel confident. The class balances instruction and fun, with many noting the warm, home-like atmosphere that makes learning enjoyable.
A few reviews mention unexpected hiccups, such as a slight confusion about the location, but these are rare and do not detract from the overall positive experience.

Booking is straightforward, with confirmation received immediately. Customers can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility for trip plans. The activity is suitable for service animals and is easily accessible for those with mobility considerations.
While the tour doesn’t include hotel pickup, the central meeting point makes it convenient to reach by public transit or on foot.
This cooking class appeals most to foodies eager to learn traditional Italian pasta techniques in a personal setting. It’s perfect for those interested in organic, colorful dishes and authentic Tuscan flavors. The small group size ensures lots of interaction with the chef and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
It’s suitable for all skill levels, from complete beginners to experienced cooks wanting to refine their skills. The class’s focus on natural ingredients and home-style cooking makes it particularly attractive for travelers seeking genuine local experiences.
This colorful tagliatelle and ravioli home cooking class offers a rich, hands-on opportunity to learn authentic Italian pasta-making techniques. The intimate group setting and professional guidance from Chef Maria ensure a memorable, engaging session. The three-course meal, paired with Chianti wine, provides a delightful culinary reward at the end.
While the location is a key detail—please note the tour is based either in Arezzo city center or Pergine Valdarno—you get the benefit of learning recipes and taking home an apron, making this a great value for anyone interested in Tuscan cooking. It’s especially recommended for those who appreciate warm hospitality and organic ingredients.
“Our cook, and Guide is extremely friendly and wonderful to be with. She was very organized, ready for us provided wonderful instructions, and helpe…”
Is transportation provided to the cooking class?
No, hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, but the meeting point is easy to reach near public transportation.
Can I choose where to do the class?
Yes, you can select the experience in either Arezzo city center or Pergine Valdarno.
What is included in the price?
The price covers the three pasta courses, hands-on instruction, bruschetta appetizer, homemade crostata with seasonal jam, Chianti wine tasting, recipes to take home, and an apron gift.
How long does the class last?
The experience lasts approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.
Is this experience suitable for children or dietary restrictions?
The experience welcomes service animals and can accommodate food allergies or dietary requirements—just inform the organizers in advance.
What do I get to take home?
Attendees receive recipes and a personalized apron as souvenirs.
What is the group size?
A maximum of 6 travelers ensures an intimate and personalized experience.
What makes this class different from others in Italy?
The focus on natural, colorful ingredients and local hospitality create a warm, authentic atmosphere not found in larger, less personalized classes.
Is the class genuinely conducted in Italy?
Yes, despite some confusion in reviews, the address is correct, and the class is held in Arezzo or Pergine Valdarno as specified.
Can I join if I have no cooking experience?
Absolutely! The instructor’s clear explanations and welcoming environment suit all skill levels.