The Best Cooking Classes in Rome

Make Some Italian Food!

If you're looking for the best cooking classes in Rome, we've got you covered. We have analyzed all of the top classes based on our experience by price, guest ratings, experience, service, and quality to show you which are the absolute best options.

It's no surprise that food and culinary tours in Rome are popular, as the cuisine here is fantastic and delicious. With one of these amazing food experiences, you'll be able to get up close and personal with the local ingredients. Whether it's a food tour, a cooking class, a tour through the local markets, or tastings at unique restaurants, one of these amazing food experiences should absolutely be on your list when you visit Rome.

The 186 classes in our analysis have an average price of $230. Below are the best, so let's get to it!

(Prices are listed in U.S. Dollars.)

How much do cooking classes cost in Rome?

In Rome, cooking classes cost on average $230 based on our research of 186 different classes. Many of these classes offer varying activities, add extra services, and last different lengths of time, so it's not always possible to compare every option equally. Also, the highly rated options tend to cost a bit more on average.

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If you have a specific amount of time for your trip, see our advice about how much time to spend here: Should I spend 1, 2, or 3 days in Rome?, Should I spend 3, 4, or 5 days in Rome?, and Should I spend 1 or 2 weeks in Rome?.

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