Florence Market-to-Table Class FAQ: Market, Allergies and Ages
This Florence market-to-table class FAQ answers the practical questions that can decide whether Via Florence’s five-hour cooking experience fits your group. Every operational answer below comes from Bókun activity 814267 or the operator-confirmed return policy.
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Does every departure visit the Central Market?
Bókun says the experience visits Florence’s Central Market when it is open. On Sundays and bank holidays, a special introduction and extra tastings at the cooking location replace the market visit.
The listing currently shows 09:00 and 18:00 starts but does not explicitly map the market visit to each time. If market access is essential, confirm the format attached to your selected departure before paying.
What does the class cook?
The seasonal menu generally includes bruschetta, handmade pasta, pasta sauce and a dessert. The exact menu can vary, and Bókun does not promise a specific pasta shape, sauce or dessert for every date.
For more detail, read the Florence seasonal cooking-class menu guide.
Can guests report allergies?
Yes. Bókun asks guests to report food intolerances or allergies in advance. The record does not publish a full ingredient list, dedicated equipment or cross-contact procedure. Confirm medically essential accommodations directly rather than treating a general notice as a safety guarantee.
What are the participant age categories?
Bókun lists infants as ages 0–3, children as 4–12, youth as 13–25 and adults as 26–80. The imported calendar does not provide a category outside those ranges, so contact Via Florence before booking for a traveler older than 80.
Is wine included?
Lunch with two glasses of wine is listed as included. The minimum age for alcohol consumption is 18, so younger participants should not expect wine.
Is the class wheelchair or stroller accessible?
No. Bókun lists the experience as neither wheelchair nor stroller accessible. Pets are unsuitable, infant seats are unavailable and infants must not sit on laps.
How long is the experience?
Bókun lists a five-hour duration. No separate duration is supplied for the 09:00 and 18:00 starts.
Where does it begin and end?
The meeting point is Via Panicale, 43r, Firenze. The operator confirms that the return point is the same. Follow the arrival instructions in the booking confirmation.
Is there a confirmed group-size limit?
Bókun describes a small-group class but does not supply a numerical cap. No maximum should be assumed.
Florence market-to-table class FAQ booking checklist
This Florence market-to-table class FAQ ends with four checks: confirm the departure format, participant category, dietary needs and current cancellation terms in the live calendar. The complete market-to-table booking guide puts those checks together.
When the format fits your group, reserve through the direct Via Florence page.