Discover the perfect fusion of artistry and gastronomy at the Food Italian Tastings & Pottery Workshop. Unleash your creative side as you mold clay into unique pottery pieces, all while savoring the flavors of Rome’s iconic aperitivo. With expert guidance and a convivial atmosphere, this small-group experience promises an unforgettable journey through Italy’s rich culinary and cultural heritage. Indulge in a selection of delectable bites and refreshing beverages as you explore the art of pottery-making, setting the stage for an afternoon of pure delight.

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Key Points

This 1.5-hour experience includes a hands-on pottery-making workshop guided by experienced instructors and an aperitivo featuring a selection of Roman bites.
The pottery-making component allows participants to mold and shape clay into unique pottery pieces, suitable for beginners and experienced artists.
The Roman Aperitivo tasting experience offers a chance to explore the flavors of Rome, including supplì, bruschetta, mini sandwiches, local cheeses, biscuits, and jam.
Participants can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere with good music while sampling refreshments like juices, soft drinks, and pizza al taglio.
The workshop’s flexible booking options, including free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, make it easy to plan and enjoy the experience.

You can check availability for your dates here:

Activity Overview

The Italian Tastings & Pottery Workshop offers a fun and creative 1.5-hour experience. Priced from $85 per person, this small-group activity (limited to 10 participants) allows you to explore Italian cuisine and try your hand at pottery making.

The workshop is conducted in Italian, English, and French, and is wheelchair accessible. You’ll enjoy an aperitivo with tasty Roman bites, and then dive into the pottery-making process under the guidance of friendly instructors.

All materials are provided for you to mold and shape your own unique ceramic piece.

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Workshop Description

This fun and creative ceramic workshop allows participants to mold and shape clay into their own pottery pieces.

Suitable for beginners and experienced artists alike, the workshop is led by friendly instructors who guide participants through the process.

All materials are provided, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

The workshop offers:

Hands-on molding and shaping of clay
Expert guidance from experienced instructors
Opportunity to create unique, personalized pottery

Participants can look forward to an engaging and rewarding pottery-making experience in a relaxing atmosphere.

Tasting Experience

Alongside the pottery workshop, participants can enjoy a Roman Aperitivo with a selection of tasty bites.

They’ll sample supplì, bruschetta, and mini sandwiches, as well as local cheeses, biscuits, and jam. Refreshments like juices, soft drinks, and pizza al taglio are also included.

This tasting experience allows visitors to explore the flavors of Rome in a relaxed setting.

With a friendly atmosphere and good music, it’s the perfect opportunity to socialize while creating unique pottery.

Flexibility and Booking Information

Customers can reserve their spot for the Italian Tastings & Pottery Workshop without making any upfront payment.

The experience offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Customers can check availability for starting times that best suit their schedule:

No prepayment required to secure a reservation
Fully refundable if cancelled 24 hours in advance
Flexible starting times available for booking

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Additional Information

The Italian Tastings & Pottery Workshop offers a relaxing atmosphere with good music, providing an opportunity for participants to socialize while creating unique pottery pieces.

| Nearby Attractions | Entrance Fees |

| — | — |

| Castel Sant’Angelo | Not Included |

| Vatican Museums | Not Included |

The workshop takes place at the Sagoma shop, where friendly instructors guide participants through the molding and shaping of clay. All materials are provided, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced artists. After the pottery session, guests can enjoy a Roman Aperitivo with delectable tastings, including supplì, bruschetta, and mini sandwiches.

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What to Expect

During the Italian Tastings & Pottery Workshop, participants can expect a fun and immersive experience.

The workshop blends the flavors of Italian cuisine with the creativity of pottery-making, providing a well-rounded activity.

Participants will:

Enjoy a selection of Roman Aperitivo tastings, including supplì, bruschetta, and mini sandwiches.
Mold and shape clay into unique pottery pieces under the guidance of friendly instructors.
Socialize and bond with fellow participants in a relaxing atmosphere with good music.

The workshop is suitable for beginners and experienced artists alike, with all materials provided.

It’s a chance to explore your artistic side while savoring the tastes of Italy.

Nearby Attractions

While participating in the Italian Tastings & Pottery Workshop, visitors can also explore nearby attractions. Located just a short distance from the workshop, travelers can visit the iconic Castel Sant’Angelo and the renowned Vatican Museums. These landmarks offer a glimpse into Rome’s rich history and cultural heritage.

| Attraction | Description | Admission |

| — | — | — |

| Castel Sant’Angelo | Iconic castle and fortress along the Tiber River | Entrance fee |

| Vatican Museums | World-famous art and antiquities collection | Entrance fee |

| St. Peter’s Basilica | Magnificent Catholic cathedral | Free to enter |

Meeting Point

Sagoma shop serves as the meeting point for the Italian Tastings & Pottery Workshop. This convenient location is easily accessible, making it a great starting point for the experience.

The workshop you will gather at Sagoma shop, where they can:

Receive a warm welcome from the friendly staff
Get directions and instructions for the day’s activities
Enjoy a refreshing beverage before the workshop begins

Once everyone has arrived, the group will embark on their culinary and creative journey, exploring the flavors of Rome and the art of pottery making.

Ask Away

Are Prior Pottery-Making Skills Required?

No, prior pottery-making skills aren’t required. The workshop is suitable for both beginners and experienced artists, with friendly instructors guiding participants in molding and shaping clay into pottery pieces.

Can the Workshop Accommodate Dietary Restrictions?

The workshop can accommodate dietary restrictions. Participants should inform the instructors of any special dietary needs, and the tasting experience can be adjusted accordingly to provide suitable food options.

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for Participants?

The workshop does not specify a minimum age requirement. It’s suitable for participants of all ages, though those under 14 may require parental supervision to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Can Participants Take Their Finished Pottery Home?

Participants can take their finished pottery pieces home after the workshop. The friendly instructors provide all the necessary materials and guidance to create unique ceramic items that attendees can proudly display or use.

Are There Any Discounts or Promotions Available?

The activity description does not mention any discounts or promotions. However, participants can reserve now and pay later with no upfront payment required. There’s also free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Final Words

The Food Italian Tastings & Pottery Workshop provides a unique opportunity to explore Italy’s rich culinary and artistic traditions. Participants can unleash their creativity by molding clay into pottery pieces while savoring delectable Roman aperitivo bites and beverages. This small-group experience offers a friendly and engaging atmosphere, making it an unforgettable way to discover the flavors of Rome. Flexibility in booking options allows guests to customize their experience to fit their schedules.