Top Florence Pizza Making Classes

There are plenty of high-quality pizza-making classes in Florence. Looking at ratings and reviews given by previous customers, these are the best experiences available right now:

• Florence Pizza or Pasta Class with Gelato Making at a Tuscan Farm

• Florence Cooking Class: The Art of Making Gelato & Authentic Pizza

• The Italian Way: Pizza and Gelato Class with Unlimited Wine

• Pizza & Gelato Making Cooking Class in Florence

• Cooking class: Pizza with a View of Florence Cathedral

Florence pizza-making class prices vary depending on duration and inclusions. If you're looking for high-quality experiences on the lower end of the price range, these are the best experiences to book now: 

• Florence Cooking Class: The Art of Making Gelato & Authentic Pizza

• Cooking class: Pizza with a View of Florence Cathedral

• The Italian Way: Pizza and Gelato Class with Unlimited Wine

• Pizza & Gelato Making Cooking Class in Florence

• Florence Pizza or Pasta Class with Gelato Making at a Tuscan Farm

Yes, Florence pizza-making classes are well worth it, especially for families with kids, solo travelers, and anyone who enjoys group activities. Pizza classes give you the chance to meet new friends, break up your day of sightseeing with a hands-on activity, and learn the ins and outs of homemade dough. You're also likely to get some pizzeria recommendations from your local teacher along the way.

Per one traveler who booked Florence Cooking Class: The Art of Making Gelato & Authentic Pizza, "We really enjoyed the pizza and gelato-making class presented by chefs Tommaso and Niccolo. Both made the class fun, as well as informative. Although the class was definitely hands-on, Tommaso assisted when needed and made sure everyone had a good experience. I would highly recommend this class as a change of pace to the routine tourist activities."

If you have food allergies or dietary restrictions, make sure the class can accommodate your needs before booking. Also consider the location of the class—some pizza classes take place in commercial kitchens in Florence’s historic center, while others are held in nearby farmhouses. Check the duration of the experience as well; most classes last for about three hours, but some are longer.

Wear clothes and shoes you’ll be comfortable standing and cooking in, and remember to take notes and pictures of the pizza-making tricks you learn in class. Be sure to ask your guide for tips about what to see, do, and eat during the rest of your time in Florence, and bring cash if you’d like to tip your host following the class.