
On this private chocolate tour in Turin, families will explore key areas known for their chocolate culture. A kid-friendly guide will lead the way, providing engaging insights suitable for children. Participants will taste various chocolate treats, including the local specialty Bicerin. This experience is designed for families with children who enjoy interactive and educational activities centered around chocolate. It is important to note that this tour may not be suitable for individuals without an interest in chocolate or family-oriented experiences.
Meet your kid-friendly guide just outside Palazzo Carignano and start your 2-hour private chocolate tour with a stroll through the centre of Turin, one of Europe’s great chocolate-making cities. A tour like this is sure to hold the attention of both adults and children alike, and our local guide knows exactly where to stop for the most amazing chocolate experiences!
You will discover the historical centre of Turin, and along the way you will pop into pastry shops, chocolatiers and cafés such as Baratti & Milano, located in the Subalpina Gallery in Piazza Castello and famous for its "Gianduiotto" chocolates made with Piedmont hazelnuts. Guido Gobino, with its signature product "Cialdine Bitter Extra Blend", travelled to space in 2013 as treats for the astronauts on their space mission.
Stratta, in Piazza San Carlo, has been manufacturing a vast array of fine chocolates in the heart of Turin since 1836. Here we suggest trying the phenomenal "walnut logs", or you can ask the friendly staff for an informed recommendation or seasonal specialty. Finally, since you really shouldn't leave Turin without tasting its signature drink, the "Bicerin", a hot drink made with layers of coffee, chocolate and cream. Our kid-friendly guide will entertain children with chocolate themed activities to enhance their enthusiasm and satisfy their sweet tooth! By the end of the tour, not only will you have sampled some exquisite chocolate, but you will also have learned how chocolate is made and why Turin is considered the chocolate capital of Italy.
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