Turin Farmers Market and Local Taverns Food Tour with Guided Sightseeing and Bicerin

Turin Farmers Market and Local Taverns Food Tour with Guided Sightseeing and Bicerin

This culinary tour of Turin is perfect for the gourmand! In groups of at least twelve people, you will, over the course of four hours, have the chance to sample a variety of local delicacies in several locations. Your experienced guide will meet you at the Porta Palatina, before leading you to the Porta Palazzo – Europe’s largest open-air food market. Here you will try a variety of cheeses and seasonal fruits.

Next, you will head to a local restaurant in the Roman Quadrilateral for lunch; Agnolotti – a pasta speciality of the Piedmont region - washed down with a glass of local Barolo wine. After lunch you’ll head to the Consolata church; just in front you’ll see the Bicerin café. Here you can taste the soft drink of that name – a blend of coffee, milk and chocolate - in the place it was born!

Finally, you will walk along Via Garibaldi to view the beautiful façade of Palazzo Carignano, as well as have a taste of the Pinguino ice-cream, where it was invented!

Itinerary
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Pass By: Turin Food Tours, Palatine Towers, 10122 Turin Italy

Turin Food Tours is the agency that offers this tour.

Pass By: Porta Palatina, Piazza Cesare Augusto 15, 10122 Turin Italy

Porta Palatina is where you will meet your guide, by the bronze statue.

Stop At: Canopy Market of Porta Palazzo, Piazza della Repubblica, 18, 10152 Torino TO, Italy

The Porta Palazzo market is an open-air market, considered one of the largest in Europe. Here you can stroll through the stands, following the scents of fruit, vegetables and freshly baked bread.

Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: Quadrilatero Romano, 10100 Turin Italy

The Roman Quadrilateral is where your tour will focus, and where all the main monuments of Turin are.

Pass By: Santuario Basilica La Consolata, Piazza Della Consolata Via Maria Adelaide 2, 10122 Turin Italy

The Consolata is a famous church of Turin, known for its ensemble of different architectures, such as: baroque facade, romanic bell tower and neoclassic portico.

Pass By: Via Garibaldi, Turin Italy

Via Garibaldi is the main street of Turin, only open to pedestrians, so you can walk without the hustle of cars sround you.

Pass By: Piazza Carignano, 10121 Turin Italy

Piazza Carignano is on of the main squares of Turin where Bar Pepino is. Here the first ice-cream on a stick was invented.