Milan Cooking Class: Pizza & Unlimited Gelato or Pasta & Tiramisu
Suits first-time visitors and families who want a short, lively class with a guaranteed meal, wine tasting and a sweet finish, all inside three hours.
Typically booked about 36 days ahead
from $65.28 per person, live price on the listing
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Towns of Italy runs this 3-hour class from its cooking school inside Mercato Centrale, and the format is a straight choice: pizza with unlimited gelato, or pasta with tiramisu. Rated 4.9 across 954 reviews, from $65.28 per person, with the meal and a wine tasting built into the session.
The class meets at Towns of Italy - Cooking School, inside Mercato Centrale at Via Giovanni Battista Sammartini 1, first floor, 20125 Milano. Mercato Centrale sits by Milano Centrale station, so it is an easy stop if you are arriving in Milan by train or staying near the station. Arrive a few minutes early, since the session starts on time and the group moves straight into the kitchen.
The class runs for 3 hours. That block of time covers the hands-on cooking itself, whether you go with the pizza and gelato option or the pasta and tiramisu pairing, plus the meal you sit down to eat afterward and the wine tasting that accompanies it. Three hours is the commonest length, though home and market experiences run 2 to 4.5 hours, and Towns of Italy keeps to it. Sessions are held in small groups, so the pace stays relaxed rather than rushed, and there is enough room in the schedule for questions, mistakes and second attempts at rolling dough. Check the live booking page for exact start times on your preferred date.
The class fee covers the 3-hour hands-on session, the ingredients you cook with, and the meal you sit down to eat afterwards. A wine tasting is included. On the pizza track the gelato is unlimited; on the pasta track you finish with tiramisu you made yourself. Anything extra you buy at Mercato Centrale is paid separately.
Yes. This class comes with free cancellation up to 24 hours before it starts, so if your travel plans shift you can cancel through the listing and get your money back. Inside that 24-hour window the booking is treated as committed, so late changes or no-shows would not qualify for a refund. If you are unsure about dates, it is safer to book early and cancel later than to wait, since popular sessions in a small-group format can fill up. Check the exact terms on the live booking page before you reserve.
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