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Join a 3-hour Spanish cooking class in Seville with a professional chef, learn traditional recipes, enjoy a full dinner with drinks, and experience local flavors firsthand.

The Seville: Spanish Cooking Class with Dinner offers a lively 3-hour experience that combines hands-on cooking, cultural insight, and delicious food. For $74 per person, you’ll learn to prepare classic Spanish dishes with a professional chef guiding you step by step. The class takes place inside the vibrant Triana Market, a lively hub of local produce and atmosphere, making it a perfect setting for an authentic culinary adventure.
This activity suits both beginners and experienced cooks, with recipes that are straightforward yet flavorful. The experience includes a variety of traditional dishes like salmorejo, gazpacho, spinach with chickpeas, huevos a la flamenca, and Spanish omelet. Plus, you’ll make an authentic Valencian paella with chicken and seasonal vegetables, then cap the evening with a refreshing lemon sorbet with Cava. The all-inclusive price covers ingredients, use of an apron, sangria, and additional drinks with your meal.
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The class is held inside the Triana Market, a bustling marketplace that adds a local flavor to the experience. As you gather at stalls 75-77, the friendly and engaging professional chef leads you into a lively setting where you’ll learn about Spanish culinary traditions firsthand. The location’s vibrant atmosphere enhances the feeling of being part of Seville’s food scene.
Participants are provided with all ingredients needed for the recipes, and each person receives an apron to wear during the class. The setting allows for plenty of interaction, making it easy to ask questions and see close-up demonstrations of each cooking step. The market’s background, with its colorful stalls and local produce, adds a genuine touch to the experience.

Your three-hour lesson covers a series of traditional Spanish recipes. The guide walks you through preparing a salmorejo or gazpacho as a refreshing starter. Then, you’ll move on to tapas such as spinach with chickpeas, huevos a la flamenca, or a Spanish omelet.
For the main course, you’ll make an authentic Valencian paella, using chicken and seasonal vegetables. The chef explains techniques for achieving the perfect rice texture and flavor, which is often a highlight for those eager to cook like locals. As you cook, sangria is served, helping everyone relax and mingle.
After cooking, you sit down together to enjoy the dishes you’ve prepared, with two extra drinks—such as wines, local beer, or soft drinks—complementing your meal. The focus on interactive participation makes this a memorable and educational experience.

The professional chefs leading this activity are praised repeatedly for their friendly, engaging, and knowledgeable approach. Multiple reviews mention fun and lively instruction, with guides like Leo, Carlo, and David being noted for their supportive and humorous teaching styles.
The class is conducted entirely in English, making it accessible for international visitors. The chefs take time to explain the cultural background of each dish, helping participants understand the significance of each recipe in Spanish cuisine. This approach turns the cooking session into an informative cultural experience as well.
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The tour begins at stalls 75-77 inside Triana Market in Plaza del Altozano. It concludes at the same location, making logistics simple and convenient. The activity lasts approximately 3 hours, with available starting times checked upon reservation.
Reservations include free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, offering flexibility for changing plans. The pay later option allows you to secure your spot without immediate payment, which is ideal for adaptable travel schedules.
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This experience excels in its lively environment, with many reviews highlighting how fun and relaxed the class feels. The small group size encourages personal interaction, making it easy to ask questions and receive individual attention from the chef.
Participants praise the quality of food, especially the paella and gazpacho, calling them some of the best they’ve ever tasted. The inclusion of local drinks like sangria, wine, or beer, along with recipes sent after the class, adds lasting value.
On top of that, the fun personalities of the guides, combined with the setting inside a traditional market, provide a rich cultural experience that goes beyond just cooking.

This class is perfect for travelers interested in Spanish cuisine and culture. It’s especially suitable for beginners, as the recipes are manageable and the focus is on learning techniques rather than complex culinary skills. Even more experienced cooks find value in learning authentic recipes and cultural insights.
Families with children also find the activity enjoyable, with reviews noting it is fun for all ages. The interactive, lively atmosphere and delicious food make it a memorable evening for groups and couples alike.

The $74 price tag offers good value considering the all-inclusive experience: cooking, ingredients, drinks, and a full meal. The location inside Triana Market adds authenticity and ambiance, while the professional guides ensure a fun, educational environment.
While the class is designed for all skill levels, those seeking a deep culinary challenge might find it somewhat straightforward. However, for most, the combination of hands-on learning, local flavors, and social fun makes this activity a top choice during a visit to Seville.
This experience stands out as a delightful way to dive into Spanish cuisine, meet new people, and bring home recipes and memories. Whether you’re a food lover, a curious traveler, or simply looking for a unique cultural activity, this cooking class in Seville offers a warm, flavorful evening.
“Never was cooking so much fun. Everybody did something and all had delicious food in the end (and able to cook it at home again).”

Is the class suitable for beginners?
Yes, the recipes are designed to be accessible for all skill levels, and the guides explain each step clearly.
What dishes will I learn to cook?
You will prepare salmorejo or gazpacho, spinach with chickpeas, huevos a la flamenca, Spanish omelet, and Valencian paella. You also get to make lemon sorbet with Cava.
What drinks are included?
During cooking, sangria is served, and with your meal, you get two additional drinks such as local wine, beer, or soft drinks.
Where does the activity take place?
It starts at stalls 75-77 in Triana Market and ends at the same location, making it easy to find and return.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and you can reserve now and pay later.
Is the class conducted in English?
Yes, the entire experience is in English, ensuring clear communication for international visitors.