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Turin's top 10 chocolate tours & tastings. What each one covers, who runs it, and where to start if you're only in town for a couple of days.
Turin chocolate and Piedmont wine tasting in 2.5 hours: Bicerin, organic bean-to-bar bars, Gianduiotto, and paired wines with cheese.
“The tour was great! Our guide Fabio was real nice and knows a lot about chocolates and wine. My kids loves it!”
Turin Sweet & Chocolate Walking Food Tour: gianduiotto, cremino, bicerin and gelato on a 2.5-hour walk with an English guide.
“Wonderful tour around Turin! We learned so much from our tour guide Carolina about city of Turin and the history of chocolate. I would highly recommend this tour. Carolina was fantastic!”
Taste classic Bicerin and Gianduja with bean-to-bar dark chocolate, then pair it with Barolo Chinato on a guided walk in Turin.
“A lot of new information about chocolate and cocoa, when you thought you’ve read everything about it :)”
Semi-private Turin chocolate tour with gianduja, pralines, gelato, and Bicerin coffee. Learn local stories while you snack along.
“We had an amazing tour guide-Cecilia. She was bright and bubbly and made the experience so informative and fun. We tasted the most amazing sweets and coffee-it was beyond! Go if you can”
A 2.5-hour Turin chocolate and dessert walk with guided tastings of gianduiotti, bicerin, gelato, and more.
“It was a great tour. Our guide was Marta - who was super friendly, knowledgable about the chocolate, and about Turin. We tried chocolates, biscuits and bicerin. Plus, our guide gave some good info on local eatery advice which will help us over the coming days.”
Turin chocolate factory tour with a master chocolatier: cocoa origins, the production workshop, and a guided tasting for a private group.
“Purtroppo una visita non adatta ai bambini. I gruppi sono formati senza logica, nel mio caso i miei bambini (4-6-7 anni) hanno fatto il tour insieme a ragazzi dì 17 anni. Oltre alle spiegazioni tecniche sull’utilizzo delle macchine, poco Interessanti per i più piccoli, anche il linguaggio per spiegare a dei 17enni non è né…”
Guided tour in a small chocolate lab near Turin: see cocoa-to-gianduiotto making, then taste handcrafted treats and spreadable gianduja.
“The gentleman whom provided the tour was very nice and knowledgeable. He spoke pretty good English so we could understand. Did not realize that it would be a small operation but did learn a lot. Next time may want to visit a larger operation.”
A 2-hour Turin chocolate adventure with a historic shop stop, praline masterclass, guided tasting, and a factory visit.
“A beautiful experience with a very good and empathetic guide.”
A small-group Turin walk focused on chocolate history and tastings, with classic Bicerin, cremino, and gianduiotto in two shops.
“Andrea was an amazing guide! He is extremely personable, yet laid back. He is very knowledgeable about Torino and walks you through the market as well as other parts of the town explaining the food, architecture, and history. Plus, as a CRead more”
CioccolaTOur in Turin blends a short walking route with chocolate tastings and local history, starting at Piazza San Carlo.
“I would describe this as a combo Turin History Tour and chocolate tasting as the first hour was history. Part of our family group had a hard time with the history emphasis since it was described as chocolate. We did go to several high end chocolate shops and one ice cream shop where we were…”
