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Join a 5-hour bread baking course in Dachau, Bavaria, where you learn natural bread techniques, gain professional tips, and take home 8 loaves and recipes.
The Bread Baking Course in Dachau offers a hands-on experience that appeals to both baking novices and those with some baking background. Hosted by Bäckerei Konditorei DENk GmbH, this 5-hour private group activity takes place in a cozy bakery setting near the Hundertwasser House. For a flat fee, participants get to bake 8 loaves of bread plus 2 corn baguettes, all while learning the secrets of natural, additive-free baking.
This experience is perfect for anyone interested in artisan bread techniques and eager to expand their baking skills. With no prior experience required, even beginners can enjoy the process, but those with some baking knowledge will appreciate the deeper insights into pre-ferments, soaked dough, and long fermentation. A key highlight is the chance to work directly with natural sourdough, ensuring you go home with authentic, wholesome bread recipes and know-how.
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The meeting point for this course is at the Bakery – Hundertwasser House, identified by coordinates 48.2558746, 11.4374676. The bakery, part of the local Dachau community, offers an authentic backdrop for learning bread-making in a comfortable, accessible environment. The private group approach means you’ll receive direct interaction with the instructor, making the experience more personal and engaging.
The location is easily accessible and suitable for visitors staying in or near Dachau, providing a relaxed atmosphere to focus solely on baking without the distractions of a large class. The proximity to Dachau’s historical sites makes it a convenient stop for those exploring the region’s broader attractions.

This 5-hour activity is designed to fit comfortably into a day, providing sufficient time for instruction, hands-on baking, and tasting. The flexible timings allow guests to choose a start time that suits their schedule, with the added convenience of reserve now, pay later options.
Participants are encouraged to come with a good appetite and enough freezer space to store the 6 loaves of bread and 2 corn baguettes they will take home. The course’s pace balances detailed instruction with ample time for baking, kneading, and learning about baking atmosphere tips—such as why fresh bread shouldn’t be eaten immediately.
The course demystifies many bread-making concepts, making them accessible for beginners. You will see which raw ingredients are used and understand what pre-ferments, soaked, and cooked dough mean. The instructor explains how natural sourdough is used as the basis for true natural bread—free from thickeners, flavors, emulsifiers, enzymes, or acidity regulators.
A significant part of the session is dedicated to long fermentation processes, such as making corn baguettes with this technique. The instructor also shows what sweet bubbles are in dough and discusses the importance of a proper baking atmosphere when placing your bread into a stone oven.
More Great Tours NearbyParticipants actively weigh, knock back, and shape their bread, gaining confidence in bread handling. The instructor emphasizes key tips for achieving a good baking environment and helps attendees understand the differences between their own bread and that of the instructor.
After baking, a taste test highlights why it’s better to wait before eating fresh bread, helping you understand the importance of cooling. You will also receive detailed recipes and know-how, ensuring you can replicate the process at home with confidence.
The workshop takes place inside the bakery, where the stone oven plays a crucial role in baking the bread. The instructor guides participants through placing the dough in the oven, sharing insights into achieving perfect crust and bread texture.
Participants are encouraged to work directly on their own loaves, making this more than just a demonstration—it’s a true hands-on experience. The atmosphere is crafted to promote learning and enjoyment, with the instructor making sure everyone understands the importance of patience and proper handling.
This private group experience ensures a personalized approach, with the instructor available for individual questions and guidance. The activity is wheelchair accessible, making it inclusive for a wider audience. No pets, jewelry, alcohol, or explosive substances are permitted, and participants are advised to bring a hair tie.
The duration of 5 hours allows ample time for instruction, baking, tasting, and packing. This well-paced format ensures a thorough learning experience without feeling rushed.
Participants not only learn about natural, additive-free bread making but also leave with multiple loaves and recipes. The cost covers all materials, ingredients, and baked products, making it a cost-effective way to acquire artisan baking skills.
The flexibility to cancel up to 24 hours in advance and reserve now, pay later options add to the convenience, helping travelers fit this experience into their schedules comfortably.
What sets this class apart is the combination of professional guidance and authentic Bavarian bakery atmosphere. The instructor’s focus on natural ingredients and long fermentation techniques gives attendees a deeper understanding of healthy, flavorful bread.
The hands-on approach means you’ll not only learn but also actively participate in every step, from weighing ingredients to placing your bread in the oven. The take-home loaves and recipes ensure this experience extends beyond the bakery, inspiring you to bake your own natural bread at home.
This course is best suited for baking enthusiasts, curious cooks, or anyone wanting to expand their bread-making skills. It’s ideal for those who appreciate natural ingredients and artisan techniques.
Because no prior experience is necessary, beginners will find the pace approachable, while more experienced bakers will benefit from professional tips and advanced insights. The private setting makes it a personalized and engaging activity for families, couples, or small groups.
The Dachau bread baking experience offers a unique opportunity to learn traditional, natural bread-making techniques in a friendly and accessible environment. The focus on long fermentation, sourdough, and natural ingredients makes it particularly valuable for those interested in healthier bread options.
The 5-hour duration strikes a good balance between detailed instruction and practical participation. With all bread and recipes included, this course provides lasting skills and delicious baked goods to enjoy at home.
While it does not cater to children under 10, it remains an excellent activity for adults, couples, or small groups seeking a meaningful, practical culinary experience. The flexible booking options and private setting add to its appeal for those planning a visit to Dachau.
Is prior baking experience needed for this course?
No, this bread baking class is suitable for beginners and does not require any prior experience.
What do I take home after the class?
You will receive 6 baked loaves of bread, 2 corn baguettes, and detailed recipes and know-how to replicate the process at home.
How long is the course?
The course lasts approximately 5 hours and includes hands-on baking, instruction, and tasting.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later to keep plans flexible.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, the bakery is wheelchair accessible and suitable for a private group experience.
What should I bring?
Participants are advised to bring a hair tie for practicality during baking.