Salone del Gusto

Every four years Turin is overwhelmed by car fever. The city has a narrow link to the car industry as it is the home of the largest Itali...

The Lingotto Auditorium was opened in 1994. It is large and welcoming, and its size and perfect acoustics have made it famous throughout...

Opposite the imposing Lingotto, Peccato Originale is small beer garden which is cheerful and welcoming. It is a bit far from the classic...

Originally arranged by Carlo Biscaretti di Ruffia, the Museo dell'automobile was moved to its current modern building in 1960. The col...

Mina was already a landmark before the Lingotto uprising as the new city cultural symbol. Now it is more popular than ever. Great antipas...

Originally opened with the intention of offering all kinds of pasta, cooked in any way, Basta Pasta has now widened its menu to include f...

Gatto Nero has long been one of Turin's gastronomic landmarks. The original heritage is Tuscan, and it shows in the menu: that means exce...

This bar has the ever popular theme of South America. The barbecued meats never end and waiters continue to fill your plate if you do not...

Ideally located in one of the most scenic corners of the city centre, it becomes stunning during the autumn, when all the trees turn dark...

This family run restaurant is based on Greek tradition. The owner, Giovanni Tsantilis, and his wife have travelled widely in Greece searc...

Agrifoglio is a trendy little place in an area just in front of Aegyptian Museum (third important in the world after Cairo and London one...

Balbo is the best restaurant in downtown Turin, at the moment. Centrally located, warm, chic with a top level staff. You can taste excell...

El Centenario is an outstanding tex-mex spot in the heart of downtown Turin, offering a wid...