Walking & Culinary Tour on Korčula, Korčula
Overview
After your walk, you'll take a cooking class and learn how to roll and shape Korčula's traditional pasta called makaruni, which originates from Zrnovo. Afterward, you'll sit on the outside terrace and enjoy a tasty, traditional dinner featuring your homemade pasta dish!
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