How much do food and drink tours in Turin cost?

Most half-day food and drink tours here sit in the mid-range bracket, with a few premium options priced higher for longer itineraries, extra tastings or smaller groups. Shorter tastings such as a sommelier-led wine session cost less than a full market or gourmet tour. Exact prices are shown on each activity page in your chosen currency.

Which food and drink tours in Turin offer free cancellation?

Every half-day food and drink experience listed on this page includes free cancellation, so you can reserve now and adjust plans without penalty. That applies to the gourmet, chocolate, sunset aperitivo, market and cooking-class options alike. Check the individual activity page for the exact cancellation deadline before you book.

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Half-Day Food & Drink Tours in Turin

Average rating4.5Median price$72

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About Turin

Turin rewards anyone with a free morning or afternoon: the city that gave Italy its aperitivo culture and its chocolate tradition packs serious eating into a few hours. Spend a half day tasting through the historic centre on the Turin Gourmet Tour: A Premium Tasting Experience, or follow the city's sweet side on the Turin Sweet & Chocolate Walking Food Tour: Taste Local Delights. Both fit comfortably into a half-day window, leaving the rest of your day free.

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Turin's food culture is dense and walkable, so a half day is genuinely enough. You can cover the historic centre's cafes and chocolate shops, taste Piedmontese wines with a sommelier, or work through Porta Palazzo market with a chef. Tours run roughly two to three and a half hours, which leaves the rest of your day free for museums or the hills.