Piedmont and Valle d'Aosta

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  • 1. Borgiattino

    Centro

    Specialty food stores and delicatessens abound in central Turin, but for a truly spectacular array of cheeses and other delicacies, this should be your first...

    Specialty food stores and delicatessens abound in central Turin, but for a truly spectacular array of cheeses and other delicacies, this should be your first stop.

    Corso Vinzaglio 29, Turin, Piedmont, 10123, Italy
    011-5629075
  • 2. Eataly

    Lingotto

    Now with branches in Milan, Florence, Bologna, New York, and Tokyo, the original home of Eataly is probably Turin's most famous food emporium. In addition...

    Now with branches in Milan, Florence, Bologna, New York, and Tokyo, the original home of Eataly is probably Turin's most famous food emporium. In addition to the market, there are kitchenware and cookbook stores, plus a wine bar and several different counters and restaurants serving pizza, haute cuisine (Giù da Guido, a branch of the Michelin-starred restaurant Guido da Costigliole), and lots more in between.

    Via Nizza 230, Turin, Piedmont, 10126, Italy
    0800-975880
  • 3. Mercato di Porta Palazzo

    Centro

    For food lovers, people-watchers, or anyone interested in the lively local scene, the immensely popular market in this huge square to the north of town...

    For food lovers, people-watchers, or anyone interested in the lively local scene, the immensely popular market in this huge square to the north of town is not to be missed. Outdoors, the keepers of hundreds of vegetable stands vie with one another to create the most appetizing displays. Indoors, the meat vendors provide an equally tantalizing array of local products, while the fishmongers proudly display the fresh catch of the day.

    Piazza della Repubblica, Turin, Piedmont, Italy
  • 4. Peyrano

    Centro

    The most famous of all Turin chocolates is the wedge-shape gianduiotto, flavored with hazelnuts and first concocted in 1867. The tradition has been continued at...

    The most famous of all Turin chocolates is the wedge-shape gianduiotto, flavored with hazelnuts and first concocted in 1867. The tradition has been continued at this family-run shop, where more than 80 types of chocolates and other sweets are made.

    Corso Moncalieri 47, Turin, Piedmont, 10133, Italy
    011-6602202
  • 5. Balon Flea Market

    Centro

    Go to this famous market for bargains on secondhand books, antiques, and clothing. There is good browsing to be had among the stands, which spill...

    Go to this famous market for bargains on secondhand books, antiques, and clothing. There is good browsing to be had among the stands, which spill out of Borgo Dora onto the surrounding side streets. During the second weekend of every month, the market extends its hours into Sunday, becoming the so-called Gran Balon. (Be aware, however, that the market is also famous for its pickpockets.)

    Borgo Dora, Turin, Piedmont, 10152, Italy
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  • 6. Stratta

    Centro

    In business since 1836, this famed shop sells confectionery of all kinds—not just the chocolates in the lavish window displays but also fancy cookies, rum-laced...

    In business since 1836, this famed shop sells confectionery of all kinds—not just the chocolates in the lavish window displays but also fancy cookies, rum-laced fudges, and magnificent cakes.

    Piazza San Carlo 191, Turin, Piedmont, 10123, Italy
    011-547920
  • 7. Tuit

    Closed Permanently

    This shop and café on a quiet street just off Piazza Alfieri is a branch of Turin's Eataly food emporium. It's a great place to...

    This shop and café on a quiet street just off Piazza Alfieri is a branch of Turin's Eataly food emporium. It's a great place to shop for local and regional food specialties or to enjoy a light meal. Both the tortino di melanzane di pomodori pachino (eggplant flan with Sicilian cherry tomatoes) and the risotto mantecato alla zucca e amaretti (with butter, pumpkin, and amaretti cookies) are delicious.

    Via Carlo Grandi 3, Asti, Piedmont, 14100, Italy
    0141-095813

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    Rate Includes: Store daily 10–10; bar/trattoria 8–midnight

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