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The 5 most popular cooking classes in Cappadocia, with prices, pickup times and who you book through. The ones worth building a Göreme morning around, and exactly what each one includes.
Cook Ottoman and Turkish dishes in a small-group home near Galata Tower. Music, cooking challenges, and a big included meal spread.
Most Popular“Had amazing time with wonderful people! Great food and preparing it was so much fun. 100% recommend!”
A small-group Turkish cooking class in Cappadocia’s Kings Valley. Shop organic ingredients, cook with village women, then eat lunch.
“I had a great time! We picked our own ingredients straight from a beautiful organic farm with views of Uçhisar Castle, then learned to cook traditional Turkish dishes with the warm and welcoming aunties. I loved exploring the farm and learning how grape molasses are made and enjoyed our meal in the charming outdoor patio…”
Cappadocia Cooking Class in Göreme with free pickup, a small 6-person group, market shopping, and hands-on lunch or dinner cooking.
“Great introduction to Turkish cooking. Our host was extremely kind and welcoming and we prepared a couple of traditional dishes whilst learning more about modern Turkish life.”
Cook in a family-run Cappadocia home. Pick herbs in the garden, make mantı and kadayıf, then eat your meal with Turkish tea.
“This was an axing experience with an amazing family! The entire family made me feel welcomed! Grandma even gave me a Turkish name! The food was delicious and they were able to accommodate my vegetarian preference. I was a little disappointed in travel Skyway not giving the family a proper notice of my reservation but…”
Private Cappadocia food and culture tour from Urgup: cook in Ayvali village, eat what you make, taste wine in a cave, drink coffee.
“This tour was the highlight of my time in Cappadocia. The family that hosts the class could not have been more welcoming! They brought us into their home, treated us like family, and fed us some of the best food we had in our ten days in Turkey. I would highly recommend that anyone interested…”
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