Cooking Class Verona: Cooking in a Crystal Kitchen is a cooking class in Verona.
Cooking Class Verona runs hands-on handmade-pasta classes in Anna's attic kitchen in Avesa village just outside Verona. A 2026 TableJourney editor pick.
Tip: Bus 23 to Avesa Piazza Plebiscito stop; class limited to 8 students for the attic-and-ancient-kitchen setup.
Address: Via Podgora 25, 37127 Avesa (Verona)
Cesarine's sweets-of-Verona class teaches Risini, Zaletti and Torta Russa from grandmother Laura's recipe book. A 2026 TableJourney pick.
Tip: Three hours hands-on; pairs with a tasting of Veronese cured meats and cheeses at the close.
Cesarine host Michela runs Verona cooking classes from her apartment near Piazza Bra. Editor pick on TableJourney with address and what to order.
Tip: Michela's kitchen seats 6 and is small but warm; book 4 to 6 weeks out for Saturday and Vinitaly week slots.
Cesarine's Treasures of Italian Cuisine class with Cesarina Aurora teaches three traditional recipes in her Verona home with shared lunch.
Tip: The three-recipe set is the most-popular Aurora booking; the bruschetta uses wood-fired homemade bread and is the standout of the class.
Cesarina Michela's two-hour aperitivo workshop in central Verona builds five cicchetti and Veneto bites with Prosecco pairings. A 2026 editor pick.
Tip: Two-hour shared class capped at 8 guests; ask Michela to walk the Prosecco-vs-Franciacorta tasting note at the close.
Cesarina Aurora's Prosecco-and-ravioli class in Verona builds fresh ravioli from scratch with Prosecco pairings across the two-and-a-half-hour session.
Tip: The 5-star Aurora class on Cesarine; book a week out for English-language slots.
Cesarina Aurora's three-hour cooking class in Verona teaches Veneto fresh pasta and vegetable plates from her home kitchen. A 2026 editor pick.
Tip: Book 3 weeks ahead in Vinitaly season (April); the wine pairings are €25 extra and worth it for the Veronese-cellar bottle pours.
