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Turin

Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay in Turin, Italy
The Piedmontese capital is the epitome of sophistication.

Made in: Turin
Al Gatto Nero

Restaurants Al Gatto Nero

Al Gatto Nero is set in a 1960s-style dining room, run by the Vannelli family which has been here since 1927. It is a mix of Piemonte and Tuscan high-quality cuisine, and a classic in Turin.

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Magazzino 52

Restaurants Magazzino 52

Enoteca & Restaurant. Piemonte cuisine with a contemporary twist. The menu is based on what is fresh at the market that day. You can choose either 2 antipasti, 2 primi, 2 secondi, and 2 desserts. The menu is super good value and absolutely delicious. Magazinno is also a wine store with an exceptional selection of (mostly Italian) wines

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Marco Polo

village Marco Polo

A vintage store of antiques, art objects, design, fashion, and vintage. From beautiful Dolce e Gabbana shoes to vintage bistro chairs and everything in between. A brilliant shop! Also follow them on instagram @marcopolotorino

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Osteria Antiche Sere

Restaurants Osteria Antiche Sere

A charming, local Osteria with Nonna's cooking. Delicious, authentic, and purely Piemotese.

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Teatro Regio

Cultuur Teatro Regio

The Royal Theater, with a fantastic retro 70s design. The architect Carlo Mollino, left the city an avant-garde architectural jewel, which was only appreciated much later. Worth a visit for the opera, the architecture or both

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Ristorante del Cambio

Restaurants Ristorante del Cambio

Old-school glamour! The restaurant was founded in 1757 and many famous and infamous people sat at their tables. It is a place full of history and elegance. ~ Featured in the Michelin Guide

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La Vigna Della Regina

Cultuur La Vigna Della Regina

The urban vineyard has a history of 400 years, dating to the 1600s, located in the center of Torino. it is a unique setting and a truly special experience to walk though the vines and also enjoy a spectacular city view . Booka winetasting at the Balbiano winery and have a picnic in the vinyard (special request). ~ Also close to Villa della Regina, Art museum

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Villa Della Regina

Cultuur Villa Della Regina

It was built to celebrate the magnificence of the House of Savoy. Visiting it will be a bit like reliving the court life that used to take place on this Turin hillside in its green setting. There is also a hidden gem, the vineyard La Vigna della Regina.

Caffè Torino

Caffè Caffè Torino

Sit under a vintage Martini sign while enjoying one of the best negroni you will ever have. This bar located on Piazza is a must-visit spot in Turin, with its carved wooden bar, painted walls, and gilded mirrors, it is a feast for the eye and the perfect spot for watching people in the heart of the center.

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Mulassano

Aperitivo Mulassano

This city is famous for its classic and beautiful cafes where the upper classes would enjoy a Bicerin or a glass of Vermouth and Tramezzini. Mulassano is pretty little gem, to go for a coffee (or a Negroni) at the bar.

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Consorzio

Restaurants Consorzio

A simple, informal restaurant. It serves Piedmontese specialties, all carefully prepared and cooked using top-quality ingredients. The nearby Banco Vini e Alimenti bistro is run by the same owners. ~ Bib Gourmand

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Tramezzino

Aperitivo Tramezzino

The tramezzino is an Italian sandwich made from two slices of soft white bread, with the crusts removed, and cut in a triangle. Popular fillings include tuna, olive, and prosciutto, and many more. The legend has that the Tramezzino were invented in Turin, to be specific at Caffè Mulassano!

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Bicerin

Caffè Bicerin

Coffee, Torino-Style (Served in a Glass!). Made of espresso, drinking chocolate, and milk served layered in a small glass. You can order them everywhere but the most original version is at Caffè Al Bicerin

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Vermouth

Aperitivo Vermouth

Of all of Piedmont's vermouth producers, Martini & Rossi have no doubt been the best at marketing their brand. The company has been involved in motor racing since the 1960s and they've also made many memorable advertising campaigns under their Terrazza Martini logo. Not an Italian invention, but it's still fair to say that James Bond's favorite drink—bearing the same name as the Pessione, Piedmont-based company—has also done much to raise the profile of vermouth since the 1950s and 60s. When in Turin.... 60 ml gin, 10 ml dry vermouth, Garnish: lemon zest or olive

Scannabue

Restaurants Scannabue

A must-visit for anyone looking for traditional Piedmontese cuisine. Their pasta and braised beef are amazing.

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Tre Galli/Tre Galline

Restaurants Tre Galli/Tre Galline

Tre Galline appears to be the go-to spot for a traditional and hearty meat-based lunch, with dishes such as agnolotti del plin and amazing raw meat. Tre Galli @tre_galli, on the other hand, seems to offer a more relaxed atmosphere and diverse menu. It is a great spot to go for a casual dinner and try out their pasta dishes or the French-inspired uovo en meurette. Both restaurants have their own unique charms and are worth visiting depending on your mood and dining preferences.

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Pastis

Aperitivo Pastis

Settled on a very lively square, these seem to be the places where all the hip youngsters of Turin meet up for a good negroni or Campari. I found this the best place for an apertitico or after-dinner drink.

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Monomono Bar

Aperitivo Monomono Bar

whether you're looking for coffee, aperitivo, or late drinks. The vintage atmosphere with a mix of Italian 70s vibes, a hint of New York's Lower East Side diners, and a nod to Hopper's Nighthawks painting nostalgia sounds intriguing. The original Rock-Ola jukeboxes add to the ambiance. A cool and laid-back spot to hang out and enjoy good music and drinks.

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Pinacoteca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli

Cultuur Pinacoteca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli

Located in the roof of the city’s former Fiat factory, the Agnelli Pinacoteca is a unique and special art destination in Turin. The industrial structure was designed by Renzo Piano, same architect as Centre Pompidou in Paris. The gallery has some classics masterpieces of Matisse, Picasso and Canaletto. After visiting the museum, you can complete your trip with a visit to the first Eataly, a slow food movement supermarket and restaurant, which is located just opposite of the museum.

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Castello di Rivoli

Cultuur Castello di Rivoli

Contemporary art museum that is located in a former royal residence of The House of Savoy. The house has foundations that date back to 1159. That makes this a great place to visit both for art and history lovers.

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Agnolotti del Plin

Restaurants Agnolotti del Plin

a typical Piedmontese dish that you can find in almost every restaurant in Piemonte. We have been asking ourselves what 'del plin' means all week long but we have finally found the answer.

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The story of Eataly

village The story of Eataly

On January 27, 2007, Oscar Farinetti opened the first Eataly in Torino, Italy, with the idea that it would be much more than a store. He wanted to create a school, a market, a table to gather around: a place to learn about food and, through food, about life. Eleven (!) years later, there are more than 40 locations across the world. It is a place where you can eat, shop, and learn.

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Chocolate at Baratti & Milano

village Chocolate at Baratti & Milano

Piedmont is Italy's leader in chocolate production and Baratti & Milano is the oldest and best confectionery to satisfy your sweet tooth. The official chocolatiers to the Italian royal family, the Savoys. Established in 1858 , the historic cafe on the Queen's Square in Turin can be visited to this day The perfect place to pick up a birthday present for my chocolate-obsessed friend!

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The Many Historic Cafes of Turin

Caffè The Many Historic Cafes of Turin

Turin's historic cafes have witnessed and contributed to the city's intellectual and artistic movements, making them an integral part of its cultural identity. They were a gathering place for artists, writers, and intellectuals throughout its history. Historic Cafes Route has documented them all online.

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L'Acino

Restaurants L'Acino

This small trattoria run by friendly staff serves delicious Piedmontese cuisine which is the perfect accompaniment to the restaurant’s excellent choice of wines. ~ Bib Gourmand on the Michelin guide

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Contesto Alimentare

Restaurants Contesto Alimentare

A tiny modern trattoria with simple tables set close together, where the fine cuisine on offer is the real attraction. Using regional produce, the female chef prepares delicious specialities inspired by Piedmontese classics, such as tajarin pasta and plin ravioli which always feature on the menu. ~ Bib Gourmand by Michelin Guide

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Museo Casa Mollino

Museo Casa Mollino

Italian architect Carlo Mollino’s former apartment located on the first floor of Villa Avondo, regularly lures the fashion crowd from Milan to Turin for a day trip. The apartment features all of the original furnishings designed and chosen by the celebrated mid-century designer. *The Museo Casa Mollino can be visited only by appointment by writing to cm@carlomollino.org In a two hour visit in Italian, English or French, the visitor is led through the story of Mollino’s life and the interpretation of the apartment.

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Fondazione Merz

Cultuur Fondazione Merz

Fondazione Merz is set in a former heating plant from the 1930s and features the collaborative work of husband-and-wife artist duo, Mario and Marisa Merz.

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Balon Flea Market

village Balon Flea Market

If you’re a sucker for vintage steals and antiques; Europe’s greatest flea market. Italians far and wide have been flocking to the Porta Palazzo every second Sunday

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