Turin, located at the foot of the Alps, is a city of many faces—rich in history and once home to the royal House of Savoy. Strolling through the city, you’ll come across elegant royal residences, beautiful Baroque palaces, long tree-lined boulevards, gardens, and parks, all alongside a vast cultural heritage made up of museums and monuments. Here, diverse forms of artistic expression—from art to music, cinema to photography—blend in perfect harmony.

Food and restaurants are key elements of life in Turin and a vital part of its culture.

The capital of Piedmont is known for its exceptional wines—Barolo, Barbaresco, Spumante and many others—its prized white truffle, and its traditional Italian dishes. It is also the city of three great rituals: aperitivo, chocolate, and coffee.

Turin’s culinary scene ranges from traditional meat-filled agnolotti to fine cheeses and crispy, delicious breadsticks. These are just a few of the signature elements found on restaurant tables throughout the city, ready to satisfy every palate.