Abruzzo

Travel off the beaten path on an Abruzzo cooking tour…

Our Abruzzo tours will introduce you to a beautiful region full of amazing food and wine, as well as beautiful mountains, parks, and coastline. Our Abruzzo vacations feature some of our most authentic excursions to visit local producers, as well as Abruzzo vineyard tours with wine tastings. Cook with local chefs to learn regional pastas, meat and fish dishes, and desserts during our Abruzzo culinary tours, and discover this untouched hidden gem of Italy. Contact us to plan your Abruzzo cooking tour and experience the trip of a lifetime!

Best Abruzzo Cooking Tours and Vacations in Italy 2021

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Sapori d'Abruzzo

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Cooking Vacations In Abruzzo

Bask in the beauty of unspoiled, authentic Abruzzo during your Italian cooking vacation. Located due east of Rome, Abruzzo is a magical land where medieval villages perched on hilltops and nestled in valleys give way to miles of seaside; where natural wonders abound in vast protected parklands full of lush forests and majestic mountains; where cured meats, zesty sheep’s milk cheese, and homemade pastas pair with fresh seasonal produce in a regional cuisine that is both ruggedly simple and full of natural flavors. Come enjoy cooking courses that take advantage of Abruzzo’s natural landscape, where the coast provides access to wonderful fresh seafood, its mountains are home to succulent meats, and its terrain produces the well-known Montepulciano d’Abruzzo wine.

Please see the full list of our cooking vacations and tours in Abruzzo below, and don’t forget to take a moment to peruse all of the decadent cooking tours we have available.

Abruzzo Cooking Tours

A Culinary Quest in Vasto

Enjoy a week in authentic Abruzzo, one of the greenest and friendliest regions of Italy. Stay in the center of the charming town of Vasto while exploring the area’s natural and gastronomic wonders!

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Authentic Abruzzo Cooking

Stay at a working agriturismo surrounded by nature parks during this rustic and relaxing getaway to the heart of Abruzzo. Run by a lovely couple, the organic farm offers a true farm-to-table experience, as they raise bees, sheep, chickens, and pigs. Learn how to make authentic regional dishes with your hosts, and explore one of the most beautiful places in all of Italy.

Explore Authentic Abruzzo Cooking

Enjoying a cooking class with "Mamma" on a culinary vacation in Vasto, Abruzzo.

FAQ about cooking holidays in Italy

Where can I learn to cook in Italy?

Tuscany, Umbria, Campania, Sicily, Emilia-Romagna, Piedmont, Lombardy, Lazio, Puglia, and the Veneto, are only a handful of the places where you can learn to cook in Italy. Italy’s 20 regions all offer amazing opportunities to learn regional and traditional Italian cuisine. Each region has its own pastas, sauces, main dishes and desserts, and you will learn to make them on our cooking courses in Italy.

Which city has the best food in Italy?

Italians might fight to the death over the answer to this question! Many would say that the city of Bologna has the best food in Italy. It is definitely one of the culinary capitals of Italy, and Emilia Romagna, the region in which it is found, is known for its incredible wealth of gastronomic products such as prosciutto di Parma, Parmigiano-Reggiano, aceto balsamico di Modena, and pastas like tortellini, tagliatelle, and lasagne.

We think that each of Italy’s regions, however, has something truly unique and unforgettable to offer on our culinary vacations in Italy.

Which city in Italy has the best pizza?

Most Italians would agree that Naples has the best pizza in Italy. Naples, the capital of the Campania region, is also the birthplace of pizza! The main ingredients of pizza also come from this region: fresh mozzarella cheese and San Marzano tomatoes, grown in the sun-drenched volcanic soil of Mount Vesuvius.