Magazzino 52

Turin is renowned for its elegance, sophistication, good wine, excellent food, and historic cafes, making it an ideal destination for foodies in search of great wine and gourmet experiences. The Piedmont region offers some of Italy's best wine selections, not to mention the most delicious dishes in the country, particularly those made with white truffles, which are among the region's precious treasures. Discover the culinary delights of Turin with our carefully crafted 2-days foodie itinerary blended with a touch of history. Immerse yourself in an unforgettable gastronomic journey through this charming Italian city, where every dish has a story to tell brimming with rich history and tradition. Explore the city's vibrant food scene, sample the region's famous chocolate and coffee, and indulge in the local cuisine that reflects Turin's diverse cultural heritage. From the elegant cafes to the bustling street markets, Turin has something to offer every food lover. Our itinerary takes you on a journey of discovery, allowing you to experience the city's vibrant culinary landscape and cultural significance. The guide includes: - 3 historic cafes - 4 restaurants - 1 food market - 1 wine-tasting place - 5 historic sites. I have no doubt that you will have an absolutely fantastic time during your visit to Turin and be able to fully enjoy all the incredible experiences that the city has to offer.

I spent the last two weeks exploring every corner of Turin—its hotels, piazzas, cafes, restaurants, bars, museums, and more. Here’s how I’d spend a perfect three days in the city.