Nonna's Handmade pasta with Grandma
Join local grandmas in Nonna Nerina’s kitchen just outside Rome to knead and shape pasta dough, learn authentic Italian traditions, and savor homemade food at a true family table.
Listing highlights
What you’ll do
Experience Italy’s rich pasta-making heritage and the central role of nonne - Italian grandmas, the keepers of tradition. Just 30 minutes by train from Roma Tiburtina, discover the medieval charm of Palombara Sabina, where our community of pasta-making grandmas lives.
Step into a traditional kitchen to shape ravioli, fettuccine, and farfalle with grandma, listen to authentic recipes, and learn about local customs before sharing a meal. Bring home cherished recipes and unforgettable memories.
4.99 out of 5 stars, from 5,758 reviews
Some reviews have been automatically translated.
Upcoming availability
Where we’ll meet
Roma Tiburtina train station
00162, Rome, Lazio, Italy
I grew up in my grandma’s kitchen, learning pasta-making traditions passed down through generations. Realizing this heritage was fading, I began bringing travelers to our grandmas' homes. Today, it's a community effort, with features in the New York Times and the Premio Simpatia award for our impact on society and culture.
To help protect your payment, always use Airbnb to send money and communicate with hosts.
Things to know
Guest requirements
Guests ages 5 and up can attend.
Activity level
The activity level for this experience is light and the skill level is beginner.
What’s included
All drinks listed on the page
All food listed on the page
Vegetarian options
Vegan options
Transportation to and from Tiburtina train station
Accessibility
Step-free bathroom available, Step-free access, Entrances wider than 32 inches, Disabled parking spot, Quiet retreat space available
Cancellation policy
Cancel at least 3 days before the start time for a full refund.
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Free cancellation
What you’ll do
Experience Italy’s rich pasta-making heritage and the central role of nonne - Italian grandmas, the keepers of tradition. Just 30 minutes by train from Roma Tiburtina, discover the medieval charm of Palombara Sabina, where our community of pasta-making grandmas lives.
Step into a traditional kitchen to shape ravioli, fettuccine, and farfalle with grandma, listen to authentic recipes, and learn about local customs before sharing a meal. Bring home cherished recipes and unforgettable memories.
4.99 out of 5 stars, from 5,758 reviews
Some reviews have been automatically translated.
Upcoming availability
Where we’ll meet
Roma Tiburtina train station
00162, Rome, Lazio, Italy
I grew up in my grandma’s kitchen, learning pasta-making traditions passed down through generations. Realizing this heritage was fading, I began bringing travelers to our grandmas' homes. Today, it's a community effort, with features in the New York Times and the Premio Simpatia award for our impact on society and culture.
To help protect your payment, always use Airbnb to send money and communicate with hosts.
Nonna's Handmade pasta with Grandma
Join local grandmas in Nonna Nerina’s kitchen just outside Rome to knead and shape pasta dough, learn authentic Italian traditions, and savor homemade food at a true family table.
Listing highlights
Things to know
Guest requirements
Guests ages 5 and up can attend.
Activity level
The activity level for this experience is light and the skill level is beginner.
What’s included
All drinks listed on the page
All food listed on the page
Vegetarian options
Vegan options
Transportation to and from Tiburtina train station
Accessibility
Step-free bathroom available, Step-free access, Entrances wider than 32 inches, Disabled parking spot, Quiet retreat space available
Cancellation policy
Cancel at least 3 days before the start time for a full refund.
Airbnb Originals are designed for Airbnb
Airbnb Originals are hand picked and designed to represent the best of what a city has to offer.
See an issue?