How much do food and drink tours in Turin cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Short tastings and merenda experiences sit at the budget end, while longer vineyard excursions and dining experiences at a local's home are priced higher. All listings show the current price in your chosen currency, and every experience on this page includes free cancellation.

Which food and drink tours in Turin have free cancellation?

Every experience listed on this page offers free cancellation, including the vermouth tasting, the chocolate class, the cocktail masterclass at Casa Martini and the Montferrat vineyard excursion. You can cancel without charge, so you can plan around Turin's changeable weather or adjust your itinerary.

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History & culture · Turin

Turin History & Culture Food and Drink Tours

Average rating4.6Median price$52

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Turin's layered past — from Savoy palaces and Baroque cafés to its role as the birthplace of Italian vermouth and chocolate — is best understood through its table. A Turin Vermouth Tasting with Local Appetizers connects the city's aperitivo ritual to its 18th-century origins, while the Turin Chocolate Class & Tasting: Discover the City's Sweet History traces how Piedmont's cocoa tradition shaped Turin's identity. These are experiences built around real places, real producers and the stories behind what you eat and drink.

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Turin's food and drink are tied directly to its past: vermouth was created here in the 18th century, chocolate-making grew under the Savoy court, and the city's café culture shaped Italian aperitivo. History-focused tours connect tastings to specific buildings, families and traditions rather than offering a generic sampling menu.