Cooking in France

Home for a week will be a 18th century château. You will enjoy the same lifestyle as we visit hilltop villages, shop the markets, and walk to picturesque Roman ruins. There are four cooking instructions over the week, and you’ll get tips from a local chef who offers secrets to provençal cooking…

Founded in 1993, Le Manoir de L’Aufragère is a lovingly restored 18th century manor house set in eight acres of a beautiful, tranquil cider orchard in the heart of Normandy, France. Offering cookery courses and gourmet dinner, bed & breakfast mini-breaks. .

A very special French cuisine experience with Samira Hradsky, an international culinary personality. Each double menu class is held in the beautiful, newly renovated kitchen in her elegant apartment near the Champs Elysees, and includes a market visit.

Come experience one of France's most culturally and gastronomically rich regions. Join us for an exciting cycling adventure while enjoying hands-on lessons with world-class chefs.

The Méli and Rousseau families invite you to their wine estate, Chateau Bujan, for a delightful eight-day exploration of regional French wines, their delicious accompanying dishes, and the vineyards, villages, and markets of the Bordeaux region.

Spend six glorious days at a lovely converted farmhouse in Southern Burgundy with legendary Chef Robert Ash. A maximum of six cooks follow a program of advanced cuisine.

Have the Provençal vacation you've always dreamed of, staying at this charming Hostellerie. Visit some of the most renowned towns of Provence—Avignon, Les Baux, St. Remy and more!— while learning the secrets of Provençal cuisine from your hosts Brigitte and Jean.

After a week of our Chef's teaching, you'll have experienced a short course in the Best of Provencal Cooking and learned basic techniques of the professional kitchen! All of this in a setting we all dream about. Dazzle your friends with your newly acquired culinary skills.

Cooking tours in France, culinary travel

The Rhode School of Cuisine is proud to present Le Mas des Oliviers, a luxury villa in Provence, overlooking the Mediterranean in Provence.