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Pompei: Market Visit and Cooking Class with a Local
Discover a bustling market and master a culinary class in Pompei
Start time:
10:00
Duration:
4h
Live guide:
English, Italian
Last admission:
2 hours before closing
Max group size:
10
Start time:
10:00
Last admission:
2 hours before closing
Duration:
4h
Max group size:
10
Live guide:
English, Italian
Provider: Le Cesarine
Registered address: Via San Vitale 40/5d, 40125, Bologna, IT
Contact details
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Private guided market tour
Private cooking class
Private 3-course lunch
Beverages (water, wine and coffee)
- Go on a market shopping spree with a culinary guru guiding your ingredient selection
- Experience Italian living and join a private cooking class in a local's home
- Unearth the secret to Italian cuisine and master three classic recipes in Pompei
Meeting point
Via Sacra, 80045, Pompei- This experience will take place in a local resident's house and for privacy reasons, you will only receive the complete address of your host after you have made a booking
- When you arrive, show your smartphone reservation to your host
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
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