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Master Italian Pizza-Making in a Historic Tuscan Villa Near Florence - Barberino Tavarnelle

Master Italian Pizza-Making in a Historic Tuscan Villa Near Florence

Barberino Tavarnelleeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

3.5 hours

Fitness Level

No special fitness required; suitable for all ages and abilities.

Overview

Discover the art of authentic Italian pizza-making in a 17th-century Tuscan villa near Florence. Enjoy a hands-on class, followed by a delightful three-course lunch paired with family-produced Chianti and olive oil.

Barberino Tavarnelle, Toscana

Tuscan Pizza Cooking Class

Starting at €184 | 3.5 Hours | Parties of 2 to 20 | Morrocco (40 min from Florence)

Cooking Class
Farm
Food Tour

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Adventure Photos

Tuscan Pizza Cooking Class photo 1

About This Adventure

Immerse yourself in the art of Italian pizza-making in a stunning 17th-century villa in Tuscany. Enjoy a hands-on experience crafting your own pizza or focaccia, followed by a delightful 3-course lunch paired with family-produced wine and olive oil. Perfect for food lovers seeking a unique culinary adventure!

Immerse yourself in the art of Italian pizza-making in a stunning 17th-century villa in Tuscany. Enjoy a hands-on experience crafting your own pizza or focaccia, followed by a delightful 3-course lunch paired with family-produced wine and olive oil. Perfect for food lovers seeking a unique culinary adventure!

Adventure Tips

Book in advance

Spaces fill quickly—reserve your spot ahead to guarantee your hands-on pizza experience.

Wear comfortable clothing

Dress in casual clothes you don’t mind getting flour on during the cooking class.

Request transfer service if needed

Transfer from Florence or nearby towns is available by request, making logistics easier.

Indoor option available

Classes move to the villa’s indoor kitchen on rainy days, so weather won’t spoil your day.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Common red fox
  • European kestrel

History

The 1600s villa embodies centuries of Tuscan agricultural tradition, situated in a region known for Chianti wine production since the 13th century.

Conservation

The estate practices sustainable agriculture, focusing on organic olive oil production and low-impact viticulture to protect the local environment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable shoes

Essential

Ideal for standing and moving around during the cooking class.

Apron

Protect your clothes while preparing dough and toppings.

Light jacket

Essential

spring specific

Camera or smartphone

Capture memories of your Tuscan culinary adventure.