Top Turin Coffee & Tea Tours

Italy is a patchwork of local cuisines, each with a proud heritage and unique dishes. On this walking tour led by a Michelin-trained chef and food sociologist, take a deep dive into Turin's historic food districts. Sample a variety of local delicacies, from street foods to restaurant fare and local wines, learning about their role in the city’s gastronomic culture on this carefully curated journey.

Step inside the Lavazza Museum and discover Turin through one of Italy’s most iconic cultural rituals: coffee. During this private guided experience, you’ll explore immersive exhibition spaces where design, technology, photography, and interactive installations tell the story of Lavazza and the evolution of Italian coffee culture. Accompanied by a dedicated guide, you’ll journey through the museum’s thematic areas while learning about espresso traditions, innovation, advertising, and the global influence of one of Italy’s most renowned brands. The experience concludes with a guided coffee tasting, where aromas, flavors, and sensory details transform a simple cup of coffee into a deeper cultural experience. Perfect for couples, small groups, and curious travelers looking for a more refined and intimate way to experience Turin.

This tour is perfect for chocolate lovers and sweet-toothed travelers alike. A guide takes you on foot through Turin, and teaches you the history of chocolate in the city. Plus, along your route, you’ll taste up to four sweet Italian chocolate samples. An easy-to-find meeting spot in San Carlo Square also makes it simple to get your tour started on time.

Learn more about Italy’s beloved Piedmont wine region on your Turin vacation, with this express wine tasting. Taking place at a wine school in the center of the city, the visit offers a friendly and intimate experience that’s led by a professional sommelier. Tastings of four varietals are included, along with plenty of tips for wine pairing and buying, too.

The Royal Palace of Turin is the most important Savoy residence in Piedmont and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The visit begins on the Piano Nobile, with the state rooms and the Chinese Cabinet, then continues to the second floor via Juvarra’s magnificent Scala delle Forbici. The tour includes the King’s Private Apartments, the Gallery of Daniel, the Queen’s Apartments, the dining room and the Alcove Room. Before or after the visit, a “Royal Breakfast” is included at a café near the Royal Palace: espresso or cappuccino, fresh orange juice, croissant, three pieces of dry pastry, and still or sparkling water. Ticket categories: Children 0–3: breakfast, audioguide and entrance ticket not included. Infants 4–9: breakfast included; entrance ticket and audioguide not included. Children 10–17: breakfast and audioguide included; entrance ticket not included. Breakfast is served ONLY from 9:00 am to 11:00 am.

Considered one of Italy’s greatest red wines, Barolo is a favorite of oenophiles around the world. During your next visit to the Piedmont wine region—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—learn more about how Barolo and other local varietals are made during a behind-the-scenes tour of a family-run winery. Tour the vineyards, visit the cellar, and enjoy samples of a dozen wines, plus locally made meats and cheese.

A MORNING DESIGNED BY A CHEF — NOT A STANDARD ITINERARY This experience follows the natural rhythm of Turin’s most authentic moment of the day, guided by Michelin-trained Chef Abram. Rather than a fixed route, the morning unfolds organically — shaped by the market, the season, and the chef’s personal connections. You don’t just visit Porta Palazzo, you experience it from within. • A true local morning ritual From coffee culture to market life, experience Turin as locals actually live it. • Chef’s inside access Meet trusted vendors, taste what’s best in the moment, and discover stories you wouldn’t find alone. • Small, intimate groups A relaxed, semi-private setting that allows for genuine interaction and a personal experience. • A curated yet flexible experience No scripted stops — every morning is slightly different, keeping the experience real and alive. • A simple, authentic finale End with a relaxed local food moment, not staged — just honest, everyday Turin at its best.