Top Turin Tours by Duration - page 4

Turin is a fantastic foodie city, especially for chocolate lovers, with local specialties such as “gianduiotto”, individually wrapped chocolates, and “bicerin”—an indulgent coffee and chocolate drink. If you want to know the stories behind the local specialties, and best of all—taste them—then this is the tour for you. Enjoy one-to-one commentary from a private guide, and learn what makes Piedmontese cuisine so renowned.

I’m Edo. I personally designed this experience, and I’ll be the one hosting you. I’m not a large tour operator, but a local who lives food and wine every day. This small-group wine tour from Turin, intentionally kept intimate with just 4 guests, is ideal for travelers seeking a slow-paced wine experience in Piedmont, away from crowded wineries. Leave the city behind and explore Canavese, a hidden wine area just north of Turin that most visitors, and even many Italians, never see. You’ll visit two family-run wineries, meet the winemakers, and enjoy guided tastings surrounded by vineyard-covered hills and Alpine scenery. The experience highlights two distinctive wines of the area: Erbaluce di Caluso, a crisp, mineral white, and Carema, a rare alpine red made from Nebbiolo grapes grown on steep stone terraces. If you’re looking for a small group wine tour in Piedmont that goes off the beaten path and is led by a passionate local, this experience is for you.