MALLORCA
Mallorca’s best days out.
The 8 most popular cooking classes on Mallorca, with prices, running times and where to book each one, plus a clear sense of which are worth building a whole day around.
Hands-on Spanish cooking in Palma’s 16th-century windmill: tortilla, paella and Catalan cream, plus unlimited drinks in English.
Most Popular“Our favorite cooking class. We will be talking about this experience and making these recipes for years to come. Laura was our instructor and she was amazing.”
Cook Spain’s classics in Palma’s windmill kitchen: paella, tortilla, Catalan cream, drinks, and recipes to take home. 3 hrs.
“I really enjoyed this activity and although thought it was expensive it is actually very good value for money. The venue is beautiful, the hosts are welcoming, knowledgeable, entertaining and encourage you to feel at home. We were able to try out a range of foods, learn about regional differences, involved in the preparation of…”
A 3-hour hands-on Mediterranean fusion cooking class in Palma with local wines included. Cook, taste, and learn recipes from chefs.
Small-group Spanish cooking in Palma with a market start, 7 dishes, hands-on prep, and an open bar included.
“There was a mix up between Viator and the tour operator. Viator sent a number of confirmations of the course on the 17th and when I arrived in Palma the cookery school had the booking for the 19th. My money was refunded but I missed out as I could not do another date. Also I…”
Palma de Mallorca cooking class at Omare: 7-dish Spanish meal with wine, small group of 12, hands-on cooking in English, 3 hours.
“Omare is a small venue opposite the market.”
Market tour at Palma’s Mercado del Olivar turns into a hands-on cooking workshop, making a seasonal 4-course meal with wine in 4 hours.
“Such a wonderful experience and highly recommend during your stay in Palma. We had a tour of the market, our guide was very insightful, friendly and had a wealth of knowledge about food and produce in Mallorca. We cooked some delicious dishes back at the kitchen and learnt a lot about traditional food and cooking.…”
Cook classic Mallorca dishes in Sant Jordi with Paula: starter, main, dessert, plus drinks and snacks in a calm 5-hour group of 8.
“It was fun and chill cooking with Paula. I had a nice experience with her. She was good in what she is doing. The food was yummy and easy to follow. Thank you.”
Shop Palma’s Mercat de l’Olivar, cook a seasonal Mallorcan menu at Forn de la Llotgeta, and eat a four-course feast with wine.
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