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Rialto Market and Cooking Class in the Heart of Venice

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Giulia

Venice

Duration 4h

Max 8 guests

Spoken languages:  English and Italian

Discover the authentic flavors of the local market, select the freshest ingredients, and then dive into a fun cooking class

Shared Experience
Your experience
  • Traditional appetizers but with modern inspiration
  • Home made pasta seasoned with seasonal products from the market
  • Seasonal dessert following our inspi

Discover with me the Rialto market where you will learn about the flavors and colors of Venice: fresh fish, local fruits and vegetables, cheeses and cold cuts , good wine and freshly made bread.

You will be welcome in my kitchen in the heart of Venice where I will teach you some traditional Italian recipes: a classic Venetian antipasto, fresh homemade pasta, and a special dessert.

Total: €199.00

€199.00 
per guest

€99.00 per child

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Giulia
Cesarina from 2018Location: Venice    Languages: English and Italian
Venice is a unique place: floating on a lagoon with a network of thousands of canals. Rich in history and culinary tradition, it is a city of art, forged from different pasts and cultures, with profound ties to both the land and the sea. The ancient city is also home our Cesarina, Giulia. Her cooking reflects her regional and family traditions made even more unique by a modern twist with her passion and expertise in local and seasonal ingredients. Giulia: "For me cooking is not a journey through youth but rather onwards into maturity. My childhood was spent in my grandmothers’ kitchens with the aromas and flavours of two different Italian cultures; Born in Turin with mother from Mantua and a Venetian father, I grew up around my grandmother in Mantua, with the scent of pumpkin, rolling homemade pasta, and in Venice with the sharing culture of Cicchetti (aperitivo finger food). Polenta, however, was common to both regions although in Mantua it had a yellow tinge and stark white colour in Venice".
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