Caffè San Carlo

You may not know this, but Turin is truly a coffee capital! It was here that the very first espresso was poured, where Lavazza and many other coffee roasters call home. On this coffee tour in Turin, you’ll follow along with my guide to learn about the history of coffee in Turin, visit beautiful historic coffee houses, and learn of a few modern cafes changing the scene! This is a Thatch version of my top-rated Airbnb Experience. It includes the exact itinerary we follow PLUS loads of extra fun facts and spots to see. Includes: ☕️10 cafés to visit ☕️Italian Coffee Customs ☕️list of local Roasters 📖Historic facts about Turin & the cafés Plus: 🍹my private Aperitivo in Turin list for when you are ready for a different kind of drink 👍 If you’d like a more extensive or tailored guide to the city, feel free to reach out: IG @collineallemontagne 📧evelyn@collineallemontagne.com ‼️ If you'd like to purchase, you cannot do so in-app. You'll have to head to the website to do so.

A guide to one of my favorite cities: Torino. I've lived here now 7 years and wanted to share all the best of what my city has too offer. This is a bit more extensive than other city guides. This guide includes: 🤓Tips to prepare for your visit 📖a little bit of history & insight to local food scene 🛎 3 Accommodations 🍝10 spots to dine ☕️3 favorite cafès 🥂 my own list of favorite aperitivo spots (16!) 🍦my Turin Gelato map 👉🏻& places to explore This all-encompassing guide is perfect for new comers to the city: whether you are traveling solo or in a couple. It is also great for those of you returning tho the city to explore something new. As always, If you’d like a more extensive or tailored guide to the city, feel free to reach out: IG @collineallemontagne 📧evelyn@collineallemontagne.com ‼️ If you'd like to purchase, you cannot do so in-app. You'll have to head to the website to do so.

Torino is a personal favorite. Home to Fiat and one of the world's best Egyptian Musuems. Chocolate lover's heaven, Gianduia was created here, using the local hazelnuts to stretch the chocolate. It inspired Nutella. The city has 18 km of covered walkways and wonderful shopping. The food is incredible. It was home to the King of Savoia. He lived there when Italy became united and it was the first capital of Italy. The Market of Torino is one of the largest in Europe. There is a historic building and a huge piazza filled with stands. Not just food, I also adore the flea market, Balon and the grand Balon.