Colombian cooking class
- When
- Every day
- Where
- Clase de cocina colombiana Get directions
- Price
- Check source
- Organizer
- Civitatis
Check source · Source: Civitatis
About this plan
A Colombian cooking class in Bogotá starts at a traditional market, the Plaza de la Perseverancia. From there you walk through the stalls, learn about the ingredients local families use, and buy what you need to prepare three classic dishes, two starters and a main course.
After visiting nearby shops and picking out fresh products, the group gathers in a kitchen to put on an apron. The chef walks you through each step, and at the end you sit down and taste what you cooked, with Colombian coffee, tea, or water. It takes about four hours to understand the country's food in a hands-on way.
The plan mixes a market walk, some shopping, and time at the stove. It fits anyone who wants to learn how to make Colombian dishes and hear the story behind each recipe.
What to expect
- Walk through the Plaza de la Perseverancia
- Buy ingredients at local shops
- Three classic dishes: two starters and a main
- Step by step class with a chef
- Tasting with Colombian coffee
Who it's for
Great for tourists, couples, and curious food lovers who want to cook Colombian dishes, walk through a traditional market, and learn the culture behind each ingredient.
Tips
- Arrive on time at the meeting point in the Plaza de la Perseverancia
- Wear comfortable clothes and tie your hair back for cooking
- Confirm the schedule and included dishes on the source page
- Bring some cash for extra buys at the market
FAQ
How much does the Colombian cooking class in Bogotá cost?
It is a paid experience. Check the current price and booking options on the operator's official page.
Where is the meeting point?
The activity starts at the Plaza del Mercado de la Perseverancia, in central Bogotá. The exact address is shared when you book.
How many dishes do you cook during the class?
You prepare three Colombian dishes: two starters and a main course, which you then taste at the table.
How long is the full experience?
It runs about four hours, including the market walk, ingredient shopping, and the cooking class.
Do I need any cooking experience?
No, the activity suits everyone. The chef guides you step by step and no prior knowledge is required.
What is included in the final tasting?
At the end of the class you sit down to eat what you cooked, served with Colombian coffee, tea, or water.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
