What’s more pleasurable on a vacation to Italy than enjoying a scoop or two of gelato? There may only be one answer, and that’s savoring the gelato you made yourself. Luckily, travelers can now try their hand at the craft by taking one of the several gelato-making classes for amateurs offered throughout Italy.

These classes are usually between two and four hours long, held either at cooking schools or gelato shops and are a family-friendly activity. Here are five options.