Austria · COOKING CLASSES IN SALZBURG
Somewhere in this list is the day that makes the trip. All 10 cooking classes in Salzburg carry their cost, their length and the one detail worth knowing before you commit.
Learn to make Austrian apple strudel and Salzburger Nockerl in a small Salzburg class with lunch, local tips, and hands-on fun.
“Totally enjoyed the class. We had a great time learning how to stretch the dough to get the right size/shape. I would definitely recommend taking the class.”
Make apple strudel and Salzburger Nockerl in a small Salzburg cooking class, with goulash soup, local stories, and plenty to taste.
“This class was a wonderful addition to our usual site seeing itinerary. It helped me to better connect to the city by learning how to make some of the most popular desserts in Salzburg. Not only do you get to make and taste these desserts that you see on the Menüs at so many restaurants in the area, but you also are treated to a fabulous lunch. I would recommend this to anyone visiting and would definitely take a class at this cooking school again!”
Make Salzburg apple strudel and Vanilla Kipferl in a cave kitchen, enjoy goulash soup, and take home your homemade Christmas cookies.
“What a fun experience! Learning the techniques and eating the final product together. We loved it!!!”
Make apple strudel and vanilla kipferl in Salzburg, enjoy goulash lunch, and learn Austrian food traditions in a friendly 90-minute class.
“This was the most fun I’ve had on our trip so far! 😍”
Review of Salzburg’s Sound of Music bus tour, with film sites, Alpine lakes, sing-alongs, and a schnitzel meal at Restaurant Herzl.
“Amazing guide! Wonderful experience. Highly recommend if you’re a Sound Of Music fan. This is a must do when in Salzburg!”
Learn Salzburg pretzels and apple strudel, then enjoy goulash, Mozart, and Sound of Music songs in a historic cave setting.
“Fun and entertaining experience. Quaint location near the river walkway. Meal was good and singing was great.”
Review of Salzburg’s Sound of Music tour, scenic film sites, singalong fun, and a three-course schnitzel menu, with practical tips.
“I loved Everything about this trip .. especially the song along with the goat !!! This trip was wonderful - The movie means so much to so many people - everyone so know has some story of how or why they love the musical - for me it’s a connection to my childhood and my mum as we enjoyed this movie many times and now myself and my own daughter enjoy it - if I was to change one thing it would be for a photo opportunity on a mountain top - not sure if it was due to bad weather that wasnt available. Other than that it could not…”
Shape Salzburg pretzels, make apple strudel, enjoy Austrian dinner and live Mozart and Sound of Music classics in a small group.
“Leonardo was so nice, hospitable and had a wonderful smile. He made everything about the class enjoyable and fun. He gave very thorough instructions on how to make a pretzel, apple strudel and then went around to every table to help. We enjoyed both of our creations later with their homemade goulash which was great. The very limited number of people made it quaint and they were sociable and fun. Doris, his assistant, was beautiful and graced us with her singing of opera classics you will recognize. Her voice was angelic, she had theatrical grace and I cannot say enough about the performance she put on. You asked if it…”
Review of Salzburg’s Sound of Music tour and apple strudel class, with film sites, Mondsee, goulash, practical tips, and value advice.
“Amazing!! A definite for any Sound of Music fans, the sites are beautiful, and the cooking class afterwards was delicious (and so easy!) 🤩 Only downside was going during winter when the Mirabell gardens aren’t all accessible (where ‘Do Re Mi was filmed).”
Learn to prepare Salzburg’s alpine marende with a private chef, local charcuterie, cheese, bread, pickles, and two paired wines.
“THE BEST OF SALZBURG! Melanie was an amazing host! We learned more than we can remember and it felt like talking to an old friend. The food was varied and local. If you love visiting Italy then you’ll get a unique story of the Austria-Italy food culture. Highly, highly recommend!!!!”
Concert halls, palace queues, lake villages and the road over the pass.
