Rome: Pasta Making with Wine Tasting and Dinner in Frascati
Central Italy, Rome
Enjoy a real Italian cooking class with a local family. Taste 2 types of wine after touring the wine cave and cook up your own fresh pasta from scratch at a 15th-century cellar.
Experience a family-run wine and pasta workshop in Frascati, ideal for food and wine lovers visiting near Rome.
Escape the busy city of Rome and enjoy a slow-paced day in Frascati, known as the City of Wine. Begin with a scenic train ride from Rome, admiring the countryside. Upon arrival, you will be picked up at Frascati Railway Station for a local walking tour of the town’s notable spots.
Next, visit the family’s 15th-century wine cellar to taste two varieties of their best wines paired with local meats and cheeses. Then, learn to make fresh pasta by hand, preparing classic Roman sauces like Carbonara, Cacio e Pepe, and Amatriciana. Your pasta will be cooked and served alongside wine in the cellar’s welcoming atmosphere.
The experience concludes with a visit to the family’s historic wine cave, where wine production began generations ago. Here, you will view ancient wine bottles and areas usually hidden to visitors.
Highlights
- Taste wines in a 15th-century family wine cellar
- Make fresh pasta and Roman sauces including Carbonara, Cacio e Pepe, and Amatriciana
- Explore the family’s original wine cave in Frascati
Includes
- Pickup at Frascati Railway Station
- Short walking tour of Frascati
- All equipment for making fresh pasta
- Wine tasting with two family wines
- Snacks paired with wine
- Visit to the historic wine cave
- Coffee and water
- Lunch or dinner depending on your selected time slot
Excludes
- Additional wine purchases (available on site)
Important Information
- Prepare to climb 100 steps to reach the top of the town; there is no elevator access
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For best experience, wear comfortable shoes for walking and bring a light jacket. Booking early is recommended as spots fill quickly, especially during weekends and holidays.
