Cesarine: Treasures of Italian Cuisine is a cooking class in Verona.
Editorially verified June 3, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
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.
Address: Cesarina Aurora's home, Verona centre
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.
Cesarine's homemade pasta class in Verona teaches the bigoli pull through the bronze bigolaro die plus tortellini di Valeggio folding. A 2026 editor pick.
Tip: The bigolaro press is the unique Veronese tool; take the photos before the dough hits the press.
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.
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.