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Maureen_B, Oct 2026
Pasta, Tiramisu, Wine, and Fun
This class was so much fun. We made, and then ate, delicious pasta and tiramisu. Our chef, Ayoob, was a joy and helped us if we got behind in our pasta making. The restaurant cooked up our pasta and served it with traditional sauces, fantastic. With lunch, we had wine and conversations with people from all over the world. 100% recommend.
Wimpie_K, Sep 2026
Great fun!
We booked this for our free afternoon in Siena and it ended up being the best few hours of our trip. Small group, relaxed pace, and the chef actually taught us instead of rushing through a demo. We made fresh pasta by hand and then tiramisu, and sitting down to eat what you have just made is half the pleasure. Good value, genuinely fun, and we came away able to repeat it at home. Book it if you have an afternoon free.
Steve_C, Jul 2026
Highlight of our trip
One of the best highlights of our trip. Simone was welcoming and personable. His instructions were easy to follow and our final recipes were delicious. I would highly recommend this class to anyone traveling to Siena. Best ravioli with truffles and tirimisu. Can't wait to practice at home.
Monique_B, Jun 2026
Have fun making pasta in a beautiful setting
Chef Simone was a wonderful host and teacher, he put us all at ease with his kindness and good humour. We made delicious ravioli and tiramisu from scratch and feel confident thanks to his tips and guidance that we could make it again when we return home. This was a real highlight of our trip and we would highly recommend. The farm is in a gorgeous location, so eating our handiwork later was also a treat.
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Siena marks the heart of Tuscany, so it’s no surprise this city is home to some of the region’s most classic cuisine. Unveil the secrets behind beloved Tuscan dishes during a hands-on cooking class in the Old Town or at a farmhouse, winery, or villa in the countryside. Siena cooking classes focus on authentic recipes—from bruschetta and pici pasta to sweets such as castagnaccio and tozzetti—and often finish with lunch or dinner served with local wines. Whether you opt for a private or group class, you’ll come away with new recipes to try at home.