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Discover how to make authentic Italian gelato, tiramisu, and cannoli in a lively Roman pastry kitchen with expert guidance, hands-on methods, and delicious tasting.
Indulging in Italy’s most beloved desserts becomes an interactive adventure with the Rome: Pastry Cooking Class Gelato, Tiramisu, and Cannoli experience. Priced at $76.98 per person, this 2-hour session takes place in a professional, well-equipped pastry kitchen in Rome. The class is highly rated with a perfect 5.0/5 from 76 reviews and a 99% recommendation rate, making it a top choice for those eager to learn the secrets behind Italy’s iconic sweets.
This hands-on workshop lets participants roll up their sleeves and craft gelato, tiramisu, and cannoli from scratch, guided by expert pastry chefs. The class provides all necessary ingredients and equipment, and at the end, attendees can enjoy their creations with a glass of prosecco or pack them to go. The popularity of this class means it’s often booked 52 days in advance, so planning ahead is recommended. Its focus on practical skills, friendly atmosphere, and authentic recipes makes it ideal for anyone wanting to dive into Italian pastry traditions during their visit to Rome.


The tour begins at Via Soriso, 68a, Rome, a location that’s easy to reach via public transportation. The meeting point is within a short walk from public transit options, making access straightforward for most travelers. The activity concludes back at the same spot, simplifying logistics. This setup is convenient and efficient, especially for those with tight schedules or tight connections.
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This class takes place inside a spacious and well-equipped pastry laboratory. The environment is designed to support hands-on learning, and the professional setting ensures all tools and ingredients are of high quality. The chef’s focus is on sharing production and preservation tips—not just recipes—making the experience valuable beyond the classroom.

The instructors include skilled pastry chefs who are attentive and patient, explaining each step clearly. The class often features friendly, knowledgeable guides who share industry secrets and culinary tips. Reviewers highlight Bea, Riccardo, Anna, and Julia as engaging and helpful, making the session both educational and fun.

Participants learn how to prepare gelato, including texture and flavor tips, as well as the art of layering mascarpone for tiramisu and filling cannoli shells with sweet ricotta filling. The process is step-by-step, with each person handling key parts of the recipes. The ingredients provided support a realistic experience, and advice is offered to help replicate these desserts easily at home.
After crafting your desserts, you have the opportunity to taste your freshly made treats right in the laboratory. Many reviewers praise the quality of the gelato and cannoli, describing them as spectacular. If you prefer, you can have your sweets wrapped up to enjoy later. Plus, a surprise gelato flavor—salted caramel—is often offered at the end, adding an extra treat.
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A glass of prosecco accompanies the experience, enhancing the festive feel. For children, juice is available, making this a suitable activity for families or groups with kids. The class emphasizes a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, with small groups of up to 15 ensuring plenty of personal attention.

Booking is straightforward, with confirmation received immediately upon booking. The tour includes free cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, providing reassurance in case of changes. This flexibility is especially helpful for travelers with unpredictable plans.

Reviewers consistently praise the knowledgeable guides, delicious results, and friendly environment. Notably, spectacular cannoli and step-by-step instruction are frequently highlighted as standouts. Comments reflect excellent value for money, with many indicating they would return for another session.
This class is perfect for food lovers, cooking enthusiasts, and those eager to learn authentic Italian pastry techniques. Suitable for adults and children alike, it suits travelers wanting a fun, interactive experience that results in delicious souvenirs. It’s especially appealing for those looking to bring a taste of Italy home or enjoy a culinary break from sightseeing.
Because the class is often booked more than a month in advance, early reservation is advisable. Expect to spend around two hours in a lively, educational environment, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions. The small group size ensures an engaging experience, but it also means seats can fill quickly.
With expert pastry chefs, all necessary ingredients and equipment, and hands-on instruction, this tour offers excellent value. The inclusion of tastings and take-home treats adds to its appeal. The friendly, professional setting makes it accessible for all skill levels, whether you’re a novice or more experienced baker.
While the class is highly praised, it’s important to remember that cancellations are possible if minimum numbers aren’t met, although this is rare. The two-hour duration is sufficient for a thorough experience but might feel quick for those wishing to delve deeper into pastry arts. The activity is weather-dependent if held outdoors, but as it takes place inside a pastry lab, this is generally not an issue.
This interactive pastry class offers an authentic taste of Italy’s dessert traditions within a professional kitchen. The small group format and expert guidance make it an engaging and educational experience, perfect for foodies and families alike. The menu of gelato, tiramisu, and cannoli covers essential Italian sweets, and the tastings ensure you leave with a sweet memory—and possibly some recipes to try at home.
While the booking process requires some planning, the overall value, quality of instruction, and delicious results make it a worthwhile addition to any Rome itinerary. This class is most suitable for those eager to embrace Italy’s culinary artistry and enjoy a fun, hands-on activity during their visit.
“Super experience, very welcoming and accommodating.”
Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, children are welcome, and juice is provided instead of wine. The activity is family-friendly and offers a fun, educational experience.
What is included in the price?
All ingredients and equipment, the desserts you make (gelato, tiramisu, cannoli), a glass of prosecco or juice, and tips on how to replicate the recipes at home are included.
How long does the class last?
The experience lasts approximately 2 hours, providing enough time for hands-on activity and tasting.
Where does the class start and end?
It begins and ends at Via Soriso, 68a in Rome. The location is close to public transportation for easy access.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
What makes this pastry class stand out?
Its focus on authentic Italian recipes, professional guidance, and small group size create a personalized, high-quality experience.
Do I get to taste what I make?
Absolutely, the desserts are tasted on-site, and you can also pack them to enjoy later.
Are there vegetarian options?
Yes, substitutions such as butter replacements are available for vegetarians, ensuring everyone can participate comfortably.
Is the booking process flexible?
Yes, with instant confirmation and easy rescheduling or cancellation options, planning your culinary experience is simple.
How popular is this class?
It’s highly sought-after, often booked more than 50 days in advance, reflecting strong interest among visitors.
Would you recommend this experience?
Definitely for anyone wanting an interactive, authentic Italian pastry lesson in Rome with fantastic dessert results.