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Milan Street Food Tour: Local Tastings in Historic Neighborhoods★ 4.75 (860) · 3h
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Milan: Italian Cooking Class with Chef & Wine Dinner★ 4.81 (294) · 3h
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Milan Cooking Class: Gnocchi, Pasta, Tiramisù & Wine★ 4.99 (1,497) · 3h
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✓ 2026-09-29Real price per person across the 25 options: € 34–€ 550 (median € 79). With 100+ reviews: 18 of 25.
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Pizza & Tiramisù Cooking Class in Milan with Wine TastingA two-hour hands-on cooking class in Milan where you make authentic Neapolitan pizza and chocolate tiramisù from scratch under the guidance of a professional chef. You'll learn the secrets of Italian dough, sauce and baking technique, ask questions about ingredients and traditions, and finish by sitting down to eat the dishes you prepared alongside a wine tasting of local reds and whites. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are available.Is it for me?You're hands-on in the kitchen the whole time — making, not watching — so this suits anyone who wants to learn by doing rather than observing. The shared class format means you'll cook alongside other travelers, which works well if you enjoy that energy; if you prefer one-on-one instruction or a private group, ask about alternatives when you book.
Milan: Pizza Cooking Class & Wine Tasting with LunchYou’ll roll up your sleeves in a real Milan kitchen, learn classic pizza skills from a local foodie, and share laughs as you knead dough and sip Italian wine. Taste your own homemade pizza hot from the oven—there’s something special about eating what you’ve created together. It’s relaxed, lively, and leaves you wanting to try it again at home.
Wine Tasting Milan: 3 Italian Wines with SommelierA 1.5-hour wine tasting in an elegant traditional wine bar in central Milan where you taste three important Italian wines—red, white and sparkling—paired with local appetizers and bread, guided by a professional sommelier who explains how each wine is made and how to match it with food. The experience runs three times a week and includes water and wine; minimum age is 18.Is it for me?At 1.5 hours, the tasting fits into an evening without taking over your whole night—you taste and learn without a long commitment, and the sommelier's focus on pairing wine with food means you leave knowing how to choose bottles at home. The minimum age is 18.
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Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class in Milan: Family RecipesA three-hour hands-on cooking class in a private Milanese home where you prepare fresh tagliatelle, handmade ravioli and authentic tiramisu using family recipes passed down through generations. Grandmother Bruna or one of her trained children teaches in English; the class ends with dinner and wine in the home's art-filled rooms. Children are welcome from age seven.Is it for me?The class runs three hours straight, with no breaks between cooking and eating, so you're on your feet and focused the whole time. Book this if you want to actually make the food rather than watch someone else make it, and if you're comfortable learning in a family home instead of a professional kitchen.
Milan Pasta and Tiramisu Cooking Class: Make and EatA small-group cooking class in central Milan where you learn to make fresh pasta and tiramisu step by step, then sit down to eat what you've prepared with wine. The class runs three hours and welcomes children from age 5. You work at your own station in an authentic restaurant kitchen, guided in English through the traditional recipes—flour and eggs for the pasta, the full tiramisu method—and finish by tasting both dishes together over lunch or dinner.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually make something with your hands and eat it the same day, not watch a chef cook while you stand by. The three-hour format fits a morning or afternoon without eating into the rest of your Milan itinerary, and the small-group setup means you're learning alongside other travelers, not in a crowd.
Milan Cooking Class: Pizza & Gelato or Pasta & TiramisuA hands-on Italian cooking class in central Milan where you choose between making pizza with unlimited gelato or fresh pasta with tiramisu, led by professional local chefs. All options run three hours, include the meal you prepare, wine for adults and soft drinks for children, plus digital recipes and a certificate to take home. Families can book the Pizza option at up to 50% off for kids and teens.Is it for me?Book the Pizza & Gelato class if you want a shorter, lighter hands-on experience with a fun gelato element and savings for kids; choose Pasta & Tiramisu if you prefer a deeper dive into Italian pasta and dessert making and don't mind the longer focus on technique. The Family Option on Pizza & Gelato cuts the cost for children while keeping the same three-hour format, so it suits groups with mixed ages who want to cook together.
Milan Navigli: Sunset Food & Drinks Walking TourYou’ll wander Milan’s Navigli at sunset with a local guide, tasting cocktails and regional wines in cozy bars before trying creative street food and finishing with real Italian gelato by the canal. Expect laughter, new flavors (maybe even new friends), and an evening that feels more like joining locals than following a tour group.
Milan Navigli: Food Tour & Aperitivo with Wine TastingsYou walk the Navigli with a local English-speaking guide, stopping at six food spots and three drink pours — pizza fritta and Campari Soda, polenta with Gorgonzola, focaccia di Recco, risotto alla Milanese with wine, and artisanal gelato. The tour includes insider tips on the neighborhood and takes about two hours. Groups stay small, minimum two guests.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste the Navigli the way locals do — moving through the district at a human pace, stopping where the guide knows the food, without arranging transport or timing yourself across six different spots.
Milan Pasta and Tiramisu Cooking Class with WineA hands-on cooking class in Milan where you make fresh pasta from scratch—shaping tagliatelle and ravioli—prepare classic tiramisu, and then sit down to eat your own meal with unlimited wine. The class runs three hours with a professional local chef, fresh ingredients, apron and utensils provided, a digital recipe booklet and a Graduation Certificate included. Vegetarians are welcome with advance notice; the class is not suitable for celiac guests.Is it for me?Choose the private class if you want the chef's full attention and the freedom to set your own pace without cooking alongside other participants; the standard group option works better if you enjoy learning alongside others and want a more social atmosphere while you cook.
Milan: Small Group Cooking Class & Homemade Pasta DinnerYou arrive at a local chef's home in Milan, learn to make fresh tagliatelle and tiramisù from scratch, and then sit down to eat what you've cooked together. The group stays small—six people max—so the host can guide everyone carefully. Aperitivo, wine, and dinner are all included, and you get recipes to take home.Is it for me?This works well if you want to learn a real Italian cooking skill in an intimate setting rather than a classroom, and if you'd rather spend an evening in someone's home than in a restaurant—the small group size and home setting are what make that possible.
Milan Food Tour: 7 Tastings, Risotto & Wine in NavigliYou walk through Navigli and the Ticinese neighbourhood, stopping at seven food spots for risotto, arancina, pizza, pastry, gelato and wine — all included, no separate bills. The route passes the Duomo and medieval gates, but the focus stays on eating. Comfortable shoes and a couple of hours are what you need.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat through Milan's real neighbourhoods without planning seven separate stops or wondering if you've chosen well — the fixed route and included tastings mean you taste what matters and move at a pace that lets you actually taste it.
Brera food walk Milan: Italian regional tastings with wineA food walk through Milan's Brera neighborhood where you taste 4 to 5 regional Italian specialties—organic gelato, artisan salumi, handmade chocolate, wood-fired pizza and locally-sourced wine—guided by a local who explains the city's food traditions and history. The walk lasts around 2.5 hours and includes all tastings, water and wine; guides speak English, Italian or French.Is it for me?Book this walk if you want to taste real food stops in a neighborhood rather than sit through a long meal, or if you're traveling solo or with one other person and prefer a small group led by someone who lives in Milan.
Milan: Gourmet Food Walking Tour & Brera TastingsYou’ll wander Milan’s historic streets with a local guide, tasting delicate pastries, creamy risotto alla milanese, fresh pizza slices and rich cannoncini in Brera. Expect laughter over lunch, stories about saffron and football debates drifting from nearby tables. This isn’t just food — it’s Milan showing you its real self.
Milan Brera: Food Walking Tour & Aperitivo with TastingsYou’ll stroll through Milan’s Brera district with a local guide, tasting risotto balls, silky Parma ham, cheeses, and more at six different stops. Sip a special Spritz during aperitivo while hearing stories about Milan’s history and food traditions. Expect laughter over shared plates—and maybe pick up some real Milanese phrases along the way.
Learn Fresh Pasta & Gelato in Milan: Family Cooking ClassA three-hour cooking class in an elegant Milan home where you make ravioli, tagliatelle and gelato from family recipes passed down through generations. The instructor trained at Paul Bocuse's three-Michelin-starred school in France and learned her best techniques from her grandmothers. The class includes the meal you prepare, beverages, PDF recipes and a certificate; the home sits in central Milan, accessible by subway from anywhere in the city.Is it for me?Book this class if you're traveling with family or friends and want hands-on instruction in a home setting rather than a commercial kitchen. The small-group format and family-recipe focus suit people who cook at home and want to learn techniques they can actually use again, not just watch a demonstration.
Milan Pasta Tiramisu Cooking Class in a Chef's HomeThis is a small-group cooking class in a chef's home in Milan where you make fresh egg pasta, tiramisu, and two sauces from scratch under the guidance of a trained chef. The class runs about three and a half hours and includes an olive oil and balsamic vinegar tasting with artisan bread, wine, and a shared meal at the end. No pre-made ingredients, no shortcuts — the focus is on technique you can actually use at home.Is it for me?The class is taught in English by a trained chef, so you can follow every step and ask questions as you work. If you want to understand technique rather than just follow a recipe, and you're comfortable learning in a real home kitchen with a small group rather than a commercial school, this is the experience for that.
Milan: Walking Food Tour & Cathedral HighlightsYou walk Milan's neighborhoods with a local guide, stopping to taste panzerotto, cured meats, cheeses, and gelato at places locals frequent. Along the way you pass the Duomo, Sant'Ambrogio, the Columns of San Lorenzo, and a 16th-century church with Renaissance frescoes. The tour includes food tastings, a café aperitivo, and takes 3–4 hours on foot with no restaurant sit-down meal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where locals eat and understand Milan's food culture without arranging your own stops—the guide handles the route, the tastings, and the timing, which is what lets you move through the city without a map.
Milan: Street Food Tour Brera & Duomo with Wine TastingYou walk four stops through central Milan with a local guide, tasting panzerotto, pizza, prosciutto with wine, and gelato while passing the Duomo, Sforza Castle, and Brera's artistic streets. The guide handles the stories and the timing; you handle the eating. Small groups keep the pace manageable and the conversation real.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Milan's food culture without spending the day researching neighborhoods and restaurants—the guide picks the spots, handles the timing, and explains what you're eating, so you just show up and follow.
Cooking demo & dinner at a local's home in MilanA cooking demonstration and 3-course dinner (or lunch) at a local cook's home in Milan, hosted by Cesarine—Italy's network of 1000+ home cooks. You watch the host prepare one regional recipe in her kitchen, then move to the table for a seasonal starter, pasta, dessert, and wines from Lombardy cellars. The experience runs about 2.5 hours in a small group setting, and the host manages all sanitary protocols.Is it for me?Book the lunch if you want a midday break that doesn't eat into evening plans; book dinner if you prefer a full meal experience in the early evening. Either way, the small group size and home setting mean you're connecting with a real cook and other travelers, not sitting in a restaurant dining room—that's what makes the difference if you're looking to eat the way locals do rather than as a tourist.
Milan Food Tour in Brera: Gelato, Wine & Regional Italian SnacksA private food walking tour through Milan's Brera district where you taste regional Italian specialties—gelato, focaccia, pastries, Parma ham, polenta and local wines—guided by a knowledgeable local who explains the food history and culinary traditions behind each stop. The tour meets at Lanza Brera station and includes multiple start times; vegetarian options are available with advance notice.Is it for me?The tour starts at Lanza Brera station or your hotel lobby, so you do not need a car or a way to navigate to a meeting point in an unfamiliar neighborhood. The guide handles the route and knows which shops and bars are worth the stop, which matters if you want to taste real Milanese food without spending the afternoon planning where to go.
Milan Food Tour: Duomo, Brera & Street Food TastingsYou walk Milan's historic center for three hours with a local guide, stopping at five authentic food spots — espresso and pastry, street food, gelato — and visiting landmarks like the Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, La Scala, and the Brera district. The tour ends at Eataly Milan with shopping and nightlife tips. Small groups, no separate ticket purchases, and all tastings included.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to taste Milan the way locals do without spending time researching where to eat or navigating the city alone — the guide handles the route, the stops, and the introductions, so you just show up and walk.
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Lake Iseo Franciacorta Wine Tour: Boat Winery TastingA full-day tour from Milan that combines Lake Iseo's mountain-framed shores, a boat crossing to Monte Isola (Europe's largest inhabited lake island), and a winery visit in Franciacorta with two sparkling wine tastings and regional snacks. The tour runs about eight hours with private transportation and a live English guide; the itinerary can run in either order depending on the day. Choose between a private option or a standard shared tour.Is it for me?Book the private option if your group wants to set its own pace through the winery and have the flexibility to linger on Monte Isola without coordinating with other travelers. Choose the standard shared tour if you're comfortable with a fixed schedule and want to split the cost of transportation with other visitors—both versions include the same guide, tastings and stops.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 23 of the 25 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Milan Street Food Tour: Local Tastings in Historic Neighborhoods is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.75 out of 5 across 860 reviews.
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