How much do food and drink tours in Turin cost?

Prices in Turin sit mostly in the mid-range, with premium gourmet and semi-private tastings costing more than shorter wine or chocolate sessions. Longer experiences with multiple stops and full meals naturally sit at the upper end.

Which food and drink tours in Turin offer free cancellation?

All 14 food and drink experiences currently listed for Turin include free cancellation, so you can reserve a spot and adjust plans if needed. This applies across the range, from short wine tastings to full gourmet tours. Several popular options sell out, so booking early is wise even with the flexibility of free cancellation.

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Top-Rated Food & Drink Tours in Turin

Average rating4.9Median price$69

Top experiences in Turin

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About Turin

Turin earned its reputation as Italy's chocolate capital long before it became synonymous with aperitivo culture, and the city's food scene rewards travellers who explore it with a guide. The highest-rated experiences here pair Piedmontese ingredients with genuine local knowledge, from the Turin Gourmet Tour: A Premium Tasting Experience to the StreetFood D’Luxe Experience — Tastes of Turin, both consistently praised by past guests. Whether you are chasing gianduja, Barolo or a sunset spritz, Turin's best-rated tours deliver substance over spectacle.

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The highest-rated tours in Turin combine genuine local expertise with small groups and generous tastings. Guides are typically foodies, sommeliers or long-time residents who explain Piedmontese specialties such as gianduja chocolate, agnolotti and Barolo in context.