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Milan: Fresh Pasta & Tiramisù Class in a Glamorous Home

★ 4.9 622 verified reviews on the listing

Good for travellers who want to cook rather than walk: 3 hours, from $87, and you eat and drink what you make.

Often sells out

from $87 per person, live price on the listing

Opens the operator's official listing with live dates. Book there; nothing is charged on this site. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.

Duration: 3 hours
Meeting point: Via Dezza 47 Milan (not other cities) The easiest way is 20 meters from: subway, blue line, stop Coni Zugna- Via Foppa, escalator exit: Coni
Cancellation: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Included: Meal
Run by: Cooking Class in Italy

Cooking Class in Italy runs this 3-hour session at Via Dezza 47 in Milan, a short walk from the Coni Zugna, Via Foppa stop on the blue metro line. You make fresh pasta from scratch, layer a tiramisù, then sit down to eat it. Rated 4.9 across 622 reviews, from $87 per person.

What Is Included

The $87 from-price covers a 3-hour hands-on session in a private Milan home. You make fresh pasta and tiramisù from scratch, then sit down to eat what you prepared. Ingredients, equipment and the guidance of your host cook are part of the fee, as is the meal itself. Drinks beyond what the listing spells out, and any extra food you order on the side, are paid separately. The live booking page lists the full inclusion breakdown before you commit.

Where It Starts And How Meeting Works

The class meets at Via Dezza 47, Milan. By metro, the easiest approach is the blue line to Coni Zugna, Via Foppa: come up the escalator marked Coni and the address is about 20 meters away. Because this is a private home rather than a shopfront, there is no waiting room, so arrive close to the start time rather than very early. The listing shows the full meeting instructions and any doorbell or access notes the host provides.

What The Experience Is Actually Like

This class trades the demonstration-kitchen setup for something closer to how Milanese people actually cook: a private home, a domestic kitchen, and a small group around one work surface. Over 3 hours you roll and shape fresh pasta by hand, then build tiramisù from its component parts rather than watching someone else assemble it. The operator, Cooking Class in Italy, keeps the session hands-on throughout, so expect flour on your sleeves. The setting is the selling point. The listing calls it a glamorous home, and that is what it is: a private home hung with art and antiques rather than a school or a studio, which changes the tone of the evening considerably. Conversation happens over the counter, not through a headset. Once the cooking is done, you sit down and eat what you made, which is the part most participants remember longest. The class runs from $87 per person and holds a 4.9 rating across 622 reviews, one of the stronger scores among Milan's hands-on cooking options. Three hours is enough time to cover two dishes properly without rushing either, and the pasta work in particular rewards a slower pace. Beginners are catered for, and the instructors adjust to whoever is in the room that day.

Who It Suits, And Who Should Skip It

This format suits travellers who want the domestic side of Milanese food culture rather than a restaurant meal or a bar crawl. If you have already eaten your way through the city on a street food walk and now want to cook something yourself, the home setting answers that. It also works well for couples and small groups who value a quieter three hours over a large-group session. It fits less well if you want breadth. A food tour such as the Navigli aperitivo walk or the Brera tasting route covers far more ground in a single evening, and if a market visit matters to you, the Cesarine market-and-cooking format bundles both. Budget matters too: at $87 from-price it is not the cheapest class on the roster, so travellers watching spend may prefer a lower-cost option and save the home format for a return trip.

Price And Cancellation

The class starts from $87 per person for 3 hours, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before. That sits above the cheapest cooking classes in Milan, which open around $39, but below the Cesarine market-and-home-dining options that run past $200. Prices move with season and demand, so treat the live booking page as the source of truth.

What Milan Visitors Ask Before Booking

Where does the fresh pasta and tiramisù class meet?

The class meets at Via Dezza 47 in Milan. The easiest way there is the subway, blue line, stop Coni Zugna - Via Foppa: the address sits about 20 meters from the escalator exit marked Coni. Full directions and a map are on the live booking page.

How long does it last?

The class runs for 3 hours from start to finish. That covers the fresh pasta work, the tiramisù assembly, and the sit-down meal at the end, so the full arc of the evening fits inside a single block of time. Most sessions are scheduled to finish at a natural dinner hour, which suits the format: you cook, then you eat. If you are planning the rest of your day around it, treat it like a long dinner engagement rather than a quick activity. Three hours is also enough for complete beginners, since nothing is compressed and the instructors pace the group accordingly. Check the live booking page for exact start times on your date, as departure slots can vary by day.

What food and drink is included?

Your own handmade fresh pasta and tiramisù, prepared during the class and then eaten together at the table. The listing covers ingredients, use of the kitchen equipment and the host's guidance throughout the 3-hour session. Check the live booking page for the exact drinks served with the meal.

Can I cancel this booking?

Yes. The booking carries free cancellation up to 24 hours before the class starts, so you can reserve a place early and still change your mind if your Milan plans shift. Inside that 24-hour window the booking becomes non-refundable, which is standard for small-group cooking sessions where the host shops and prepares for a fixed headcount. If you are unsure about your evening, book anyway and decide later: the policy gives you a full day of flexibility at no cost. The exact terms are repeated on the live booking page before you pay, and they match the free-cancellation conditions attached to every cooking class on this site's roster, so there is no fine-print surprise specific to this one.

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