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Pasta Class in a 13th-Century Florence Tower with Unlimited Wine

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The school is inside a tower built in the 1200s, a short walk from Brunelleschi's dome, which belonged to the family of Dante's wife. That is not decoration: the room you cook in is the room, with the walls it has always had.

The class makes three shapes of fresh pasta from scratch: ravioli, tortellini and tagliatelle. Each has a sauce made to go with it, butter and sage for one, pomarola for another, and a Tuscan ragù cooked the old way. Nobody is expected to arrive knowing anything, and the chef stands with you through every stage rather than demonstrating and leaving you to it.

Two and a half hours, and at the end you sit down and eat everything you made. Tuscan wine is unlimited, and so are the soft drinks. All the equipment is provided, so you bring nothing.

Up to fifteen people, in English, and the room is accessible throughout.

What's included

  • Professional Chef
  • Lunch
  • All equipment
  • All the ingredients for the fresh pasta course
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  • Tuscan wine and unlimited soft drinks

Itinerary

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  1. Via de' Bardi, 23 r, Firenze

    Via de' Bardi 23r, inside the De Bardi restaurant.

  2. Making fresh pasta from scratch

    The chefs walk the group through every step, from flour to ragù. Three fresh pastas are made from scratch: ravioli, tortelli and pappardelle. The chef cooks the matching sauces alongside, butter and sage, arrabbiata and an old-style Tuscan ragù. All the equipment is provided. At the end the group eats everything it prepared, with Tuscan wine.

  3. Via de' Bardi, 23 r, Firenze

Not included

  • Private transportation

Good to know

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
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  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Up to 30 travelers per booking.
  • Mobile or paper ticket accepted
  • Guiding available in: en.

Meeting point

  • Our meeting point will be in Via De Bardi 23 R, inside the Restaurant De Bardi

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