



by Paella Legacy Top Rated Paella Cooking Class in Seville
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€354This 90-minute rooftop cooking class takes place in Sevilla on a terrace with views of the city. Participants receive a welcome drink and appetizers before an English-speaking local chef guides them through preparing an authentic chicken and vegetable paella. The class is hands-on, allowing guests to cook alongside the chef using premium ingredients. After cooking, there is a 30-minute expert question-and-answer session covering techniques, ingredients, and tips for making paella. Participants then taste the freshly prepared paella paired with handcrafted sangría. Recipes for both paella and sangría are provided to take home. Each participant also receives a special surprise gift. The venue is located on the third floor and does not have elevator access.
This is a hands-on paella cooking class on a private rooftop in the heart of Seville, a few steps from the Cathedral. The class ends with a shared meal on the terrace, the Giralda in view. Many evening sessions are timed around sunset, depending on the season. You meet your host at Las Columnas on Calle Mármoles and walk up together. A welcome drink and local appetizers start the evening while the group gets to know each other. Then everyone cooks. Your host, a Seville local and chef, walks you through a traditional Valencian chicken and vegetable paella step by step: the sofrito, the rice, the broth and the socarrat. While the rice cooks, ask anything about Seville; you'll leave with a list of places locals actually go. The meal is the paella you made, with handcrafted sangria. You take home the paella and sangria recipes and a small gift. About 90 minutes, 10 guests at most, in English.
90 min
Outside the Roman columns at number 2, Calle Mármoles — look for the three tall stone columns in the small sunken courtyard.
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Outside the Roman columns at number 2, Calle Mármoles — look for the three tall stone columns in the small sunken courtyard.