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Cooking Classes

Sorrento: Private Cooking Class + Guided Market Tour

Available tomorrow

Duration: 3h
Live guide in English, Italian
Group of max. 10 people

From ~~$275.72~~

$248.15 10

Cooking Classes

Sorrento: Small Group Home Cooking Class with Local Host

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Duration: 3h
Live guide in English, Italian
Group of max. 10 people

From ~~$210.02~~

$189.01 10

Cooking Classes

Sorrento: Small Group Pasta and Tiramisu Class

Available tomorrow

Duration: 3h
Live guide in English, Italian
Group of max. 12 people

From ~~$158.39~~

$142.55 10

About: Sorrento Cooking Classes

Discover the flavors of Italy in Sorrento Cooking Classes and learn to make authentic pasta, pizza, and traditional desserts.

Let experienced chefs, or home cooks, guide you step-by-step with hands-on instruction in a warm, welcoming setting. Use fresh, local ingredients and a chance to savor your creations at the end of the class.

Ideal for both beginners and seasoned cooks. Enhance your culinary skills and bring a taste of Sorrento home with you.

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