Tuscany Cooking Class is a cooking class in Santa Maria Novella, Florence.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Day trip · 9 hours
All the Tuscan experiences in 1 day: truffle hunting with truffle guide and his dog, cooking class, truffle lunch with wine and olive oil tasting in Chianti
4 hours
Join us for a hands-on cooking class in historic Florence, where you will learn how to make fresh bruschetta, home-made pasta, and traditional tiramisu. Whether you ar...
Day trip · 11h 30m
Discover the soul of Tuscany on a full-day tour from Florence. Visit 4 medieval towns, enjoy a cooking class, and taste local wines.
Address: Via dei Banchi 18r, 50123 Firenze, Florence
Cordon Bleu Firenze in Florence's Sant'Ambrogio district is the city's longest-running professional cooking school, founded 1985, with one-day Tuscan classes.
Cordon Bleu Firenze in Florence's Sant'Ambrogio district is the city's longest-running professional cooking school, founded 1985, with one-day Tuscan classes.
In Tavola in Florence's Oltrarno is a dedicated cooking-school space with daily Tuscan classes, the four-hour pasta workshop and a market-walk-and-cook combo.
Mama Florence in Florence's Sant'Ambrogio district is a small-group cooking-school format, with three-hour pasta-and-tiramisu classes, a market-walk-and-cook.
Apicius in Florence is the city's professional culinary-arts school (FUA), with one-day visitor classes alongside the BA programme, focused on Tuscan.
Eat to Meet runs the Cooking Classes in Florence school on Via Cavour near San Marco with daily group pasta classes, an authentic pasta format.
