La Bottega, Guido Gobino

Turin, Italy is a must-visit destination for chocolate lovers! Whether you're a casual chocolate enthusiast or a serious connoisseur, Turin is a destination that should not be missed. Due to its rich history and cultural connection with chocolate, no surprise that the city is home to many renowned maître chocolatiers and chocolate shops. Additionally, Turin is the birthplace of the famous chocolate treat Gianduja, a blend of chocolate and hazelnuts that after been enjoyed by locals and visitors for centuries, still continues to be a source of pride for the city. Many chocolate shops and confectioners in the city offer a wide variety of chocolate treats, making it a true paradise for chocolate lovers. If you're looking for the best chocolate experience while in Turin, this guide is for you! What's included in the Turin Guide for Chocolate Lovers: ✔️ List of Top Local Chocolate Specialties ✔️ 15 Top Turin Chocolate Shops ✔️ 4 Top Best Hot Chocolates & Bicerins ✔️ 2 Chocolate Tastings, Workshops and Factory Visits ✔️ 3 Guided Chocolate Tours in Turin

Turin is so underrated. With a fairytale backdrop of the Alps, the city along the Po River feels refined but in a relaxed way. Charm and quality still feel friendly and warm. Historic Torino (as we say in Italian) is renowned for its rich heritage, a history spanning over two millennia, iconic landmarks, and its role as the host of the 2006 Winter Olympics. Discover its roots in Ancient Rome and past ties to the House of Savoy with an interactive guidebook. This digital guide focuses within the city limits of Turin and is filled with info and insider tips gained through my hours of research, the experience of my travels, and by talking with locals. Unlock this guide to uncover hidden gems and day trips with information, photos, links, and bonus guides to provide a visual sense of this place. Discover what to see in the neighborhoods of Turin, where to eat, sleep, and shop. Then, go beyond into the greater Metropolitan Turin province and Piedmont region. Discover: 🏛️ 32 points of interest 🍽️ 28 restaurants, cafes + bars 🛍️ 10 places to shop 🛌 4 places to stay (+ 4 transport hubs) In addition to cultural immersion, in this guide you'll get a: 1. Interactive map 2. Portable, mobile-first format 3. "Remixable" make-your-own itinerary 4. "Living" guide that receives updates This guide is intended for you to make your own. Explore at your own pace within your available timeframe. Visit all of the sites or just those that call to you. Skip around or simply glance on the way to your next meal. As a travel expert and creative, I built AMG Inspired to design quality architecture and support sustainable tourism, defined as “tourism that respects both local people and the traveler, cultural heritage and the environment.” Be sure to tag @amginspired in your photos.

Piemonte holds a super special place in my heart. It is one of the most famous wine regions in all of Italy. Not only is it home to my personal favourite wine but it also has an incredible food scene and truly breathtaking landscapes. I was lucky enough to do my internship here a couple years back during the most exciting time to be in Piemonte - the fall. This is when harvest takes places for wineries so theres lots going on and so much to take part in. The leaves changing colours is magical to witness...hillsides incredible hues of orange and yellow. Lastly, it is the beginning of white truffle season so restaurants are bustling and it is time to indulge in some of the finest cuisine the region has to offer.  In this guide, I'll recommend my favourite and best wineries to visit, must try restaurants, and charming towns to explore.