Explore the Turin that some miss! While most travelers know Turin for its royal palaces, elegant squares, and famous museums, locals know it for something else: extraordinary food, historic cafés, and culinary traditions passed down through generations.
On this all-inclusive Turin Food Walk, you'll explore the historic center while tasting authentic Piedmontese specialties that tell the story of Italy's first capital.
Designed for travelers who want a deeper connection with the city without committing to a long tour, this experience combines local food, fascinating history, and everyday Turin culture in a comfortable 2-hour format.
Your journey begins near Chiesa di Santa Pelagia, where you'll be introduced to the city's unique identity and its surprising influence on modern Italy.
Your first tasting takes place inside a traditional Turin piola, where generations of locals have gathered to eat, drink, and socialize. Here you'll enjoy creamy Tomini cheeses, the iconic Vitello Tonnato, and a selected glass of Piedmontese wine.
As you continue through the elegant streets of the city center, you'll stop at a specialist producer of Agnolotti del Plin, one of Piedmont's most celebrated culinary treasures. Freshly prepared and served the traditional way, these delicate ravioli showcase the region's rich gastronomic heritage.
Next, you'll discover another Turin invention: the famous Tramezzino. Served in one of the city's historic cafés, this beloved sandwich remains a daily ritual for locals and a symbol of Turin's café culture.
Along the route, you'll pass some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including Palazzo Carignano, Galleria Subalpina, and the surroundings of the renowned Egyptian Museum, while hearing stories that connect Turin's food, culture, and history.
To continue the tasting journey, you'll enjoy a generous serving of freshly whipped cream with zabaglione, one of Piedmont's most comforting and beloved desserts.
The experience concludes at a historic pastry shop, where you'll taste either an Umbertino or the famous Bacio di Dama, according to availability, traditional sweets that perfectly capture the elegance and refinement of Piedmontese pastry making.
This experience focuses on authentic local businesses, regional specialties, and the traditions that make Turin one of Italy's most underrated food destinations.
