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Experience the magic of Italian cooking with a 2-hour hands-on class in Sabrina’s charming garden home in the countryside of Pompeii. Surrounded by breathtaking views of Mount Vesuvius and the Lattari Mountains, you'll learn to prepare traditional Campanian dishes using fresh, local ingredients. The experience starts with a tour of Sabrina’s lush garden, where many of the herbs and vegetables for your meal are grown. In her cozy kitchen, you’ll master the art of making fresh pasta from scratch and a classic Italian dessert. Sabrina shares stories of local culture as you cook, making this not just a class, but a cultural immersion. Afterward, enjoy your homemade meal with local wine and liqueur, just minutes from the famous Pompeii ruins.

What differentiates us from most of the other tours is the possibility of experiencing and experiencing the daily life of the local people, tasting local products in non-tourist restaurants, but above all the flexibility to change the itinerary each time at the time available.

Visit two ancient archeological sites—Pompeii and Herculaneum—in just one day on this private tour that also includes priority access so you can avoid long ticket lines. A guide provides context and insight you'd miss if visiting alone, including facts about Roman life, plus, hidden details that many visitors miss. Upgrade your day with an optional light lunch and wine tasting on the slopes of Mt. Vesuvius.

Escape the crowds and discover the authentic flavours of Campania with a vineyard experience on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius. Visit an historic family-run winery where tradition, volcanic soils, and indigenous grape varieties shape the wines of the Vesuvian region. Begin with a guided walk through the vineyard, learning about local winemaking traditions and the volcanic terroir behind every harvest. Discover native grapes grown in the area, including Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio DOC. Continue with a tasting of three local wines, accompanied by extra virgin olive oil and regional specialities, then enjoy a traditional Neapolitan lunch paired with estate wines. Take in views of Mount Veusvius, the Bay of Naples and the Island of Capri More than a wine tasting, this is a chance to connect with the flavours and traditions that make Mount Vesuvius one of Italy’s most fascinating wine regions.