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Rough and Refined Turin Food and Market Tour (All-Inclusive!)

Turin· Arcades · cafés · AlpsEnglish

Welcome to Turin, where elegance meets authentic, traditional cuisine. This is not a typical food tour—no tourist traps, just real local flavors. You’ll taste both classic and bold dishes loved by locals, guided by insider stories you won’t find in guidebooks. Perfect for your first day, this experience combines a food tour with a walking tour. You’ll explore main squares, hidden streets, and receive tips to enjoy the city like a local. We begin with a Bicerin, Turin’s iconic mix of espresso, chocolate, and cream, paired with Gianduiotto, the famous hazelnut chocolate. Then we explore savory specialties like vitello tonnato, tomino with salsa verde, and even calf tongue for the more adventurous. A highlight is Porta Palazzo Market, the largest open-air market in Europe, where locals shop daily. Here, you’ll feel the city’s true energy and enjoy fresh pasta on the go. We finish with Baci di Dama, Bonet, and a glass of hazelnut liqueur.

Languages
English

What's included

Salsiccia di Bra: panini with regional sausage
Agnolotti Piemontesi: freshly made ravioli
Tagliere: charcuterie and cheese
Bicerìn: mouthwatering chocolate drink
3 drinks: Regional wine and liquor
Vitel Tonnè: tender veal slices with tuna sauce
Baci di Dama: traditional Piedmont cookies
Bell pepper with hazelnut sauce

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Rough and Refined Turin Food and Market Tour (All-Inclusive!)

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Where this sits in Turin

Turin is about 20 min by road from Turin Caselle Airport. Arcaded streets, grand cafés and the Alps at the end of them. Elegant, under-visited and noticeably cheaper than the cities people fly into — a good choice for a second trip.

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