How much do food and drink tours in Rome cost?

Prices depend on the format and length: shorter classes such as pasta-making at Piazza Navona sit at a lower level, while longer sessions combining cooking with cocktails or gelato and pastry tend to be priced higher. All prices are shown per experience and converted to your chosen currency at checkout.

Which food and drink tours in Rome offer free cancellation?

Every food and drink experience listed on this page includes free cancellation, so you can reserve your half-day class in advance and adjust plans if your trip changes. Check the cancellation window on each activity page before booking.

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Half-Day Food & Drink Tours in Rome

Average rating4.6Median price$86

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Rome rewards travellers who eat their way through it, and a half-day tour is enough time to learn the craft behind the city's staples rather than just order them. Roll pasta by hand at Piazza Navona in the Fettuccine Pasta Making Class in Rome: Learn Pasta Craft at Piazza Navona, or spend a lively three hours mixing spritz and shaping fresh pasta in the Rome: Fresh Pasta & 3 Spritz Cocktails Cooking Class with Local Chef. Both fit neatly into a morning or afternoon, leaving the rest of the day free.

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A half-day format gives you two to three hours of hands-on time, which is enough to make fresh pasta, tiramisu or pizza from scratch with a local chef and still have the rest of the day free. Sessions are held in the historic centre, so you can walk straight out into the city afterwards.