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Learn to spin dough, bake in a wood-fired oven and taste limoncello on a sunlit Sorrento farmhouse terrace. This 3.5-hour class mixes hands-on instruction with local wine, dessert and round-trip transfer from Sorrento.
Learn to spin dough, bake in a wood-fired oven and taste limoncello on a sunlit Sorrento farmhouse terrace. This 3.5-hour class mixes hands-on instruction with local wine, dessert and round-trip transfer from Sorrento.
You step out of the minivan onto a sun-warmed terrace above Sorrento where lemon trees cut a sharp scent into the sea air. The farmhouse faces the Bay of Naples; the wood-fired oven crackles and a professional pizzaiolo greets the group with a bowl of fresh-squeezed citrus juice.
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Operated by Naples Together · Sorrento, Campania
You step out of the minivan onto a sun-warmed terrace above Sorrento where lemon trees cut a sharp scent into the sea air. The farmhouse faces the Bay of Naples; the wood-fired oven crackles and a professional pizzaiolo greets the group with a bowl of fresh-squeezed citrus juice.
The workshop folds culinary craft into landscape and local tradition. Sorrento sits on limestone terraces and volcanic-influenced soils that long supported olive and citrus groves; the region’s lemons are the base of classic limoncello and a common feature in local cuisine. Pizza here is taught as an inherited technique: a simple dough recipe, a firm wrist for stretching, and the timing to read a hot wood oven. The class includes stretching and shaping dough, topping a Margherita or Marinara, baking in the oven, a glass of local wine, and a homemade dessert with limoncello.
Practical guidance: the full experience runs about 3.5 hours and includes round-trip transfer from central Sorrento. Groups are small (about 10), and instructors work in English with hands-on demos. Expect to stand, knead, and learn basic dough fermentation and oven-handling safety; gluten-free options are available if requested in advance.
Plan for sun exposure on the terrace, bring a light jacket for coastal breezes, and alert organizers to allergies or mobility limits before booking. The class is ideal for curious cooks who want a tactile, low-effort introduction to southern Italian foodways combined with a short rural escape from Sorrento’s town center.
Yes—round-trip transfer from a central Sorrento meeting point is included in the booking.
Yes—gluten-free pizzas are offered when requested; indicate dietary needs during booking.
Instruction is typically in English with practical demonstrations by a professional pizzaiolo; local staff may also speak Italian.
Yes—families are welcome, but expect hands-on tasks that require standing and close supervision; infant seats are available for transfers.
Naples Together operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out of the minivan onto a sun-warmed terrace above Sorrento where lemon trees cut a sharp scent into the sea air. The farmhouse faces the Bay of Naples; the wood-fired oven crackles and a professional pizzaiolo greets the group with a bowl of fresh-squeezed citrus juice.
You step out of the minivan onto a sun-warmed terrace above Sorrento where lemon trees cut a sharp scent into the sea air. The farmhouse faces the Bay of Naples; the wood-fired oven crackles and a professional pizzaiolo greets the group with a bowl of fresh-squeezed citrus juice.
The workshop folds culinary craft into landscape and local tradition. Sorrento sits on limestone terraces and volcanic-influenced soils that long supported olive and citrus groves; the region’s lemons are the base of classic limoncello and a common feature in local cuisine. Pizza here is taught as an inherited technique: a simple dough recipe, a firm wrist for stretching, and the timing to read a hot wood oven. The class includes stretching and shaping dough, topping a Margherita or Marinara, baking in the oven, a glass of local wine, and a homemade dessert with limoncello.
Practical guidance: the full experience runs about 3.5 hours and includes round-trip transfer from central Sorrento. Groups are small (about 10), and instructors work in English with hands-on demos. Expect to stand, knead, and learn basic dough fermentation and oven-handling safety; gluten-free options are available if requested in advance.
Plan for sun exposure on the terrace, bring a light jacket for coastal breezes, and alert organizers to allergies or mobility limits before booking. The class is ideal for curious cooks who want a tactile, low-effort introduction to southern Italian foodways combined with a short rural escape from Sorrento’s town center.
