Itinerary - Piazza Castello - Taste
CONFETTERIA BARATTI E MILANOOpened in 1858, it was moved to Piazza Castello in 1875. It is one of the most prestigious historical coffee houses in Turin. Attended by the high society, it was mentioned by Guido Gozzano in one of his early 20th century poems.The façade,marbles, furnishings and ornaments have been recently restored!Piazza Castello, 29 Closed on Monday  |
CAFFÉ MULASSANOAnother historical coffee house. It's quite small, has a cosy atmosphere, the clientele is elegant and intellectual. Its marbles and decorations are wonderful. Opened in 1907, it is famous for its "tramezzino" (a small triangular sandwich without a crust), which was invented here: ideal when you don't want to eat too much.Piazza Castello, 9 |
GELATERIA RAPALINOA pause from shopping just to taste a delicious ice-cream. The flavours are many and the ice-cream is always freshlymade!Piazza Castello, 70
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GELATERIA VANILLAIt is so tiny and hidden that you think you are in a small village. An ice-cream shop which looks like a jeweller's for its refined flavours and furnishings. You'll leave this shop with these unusual and unforgettable flavours still in your mouth. Don't miss the "granite" (crushed ice specialities)!Via Palazzo di Città, 7/b |
ANTICA FOCACCERIA LIGUREYour midnight focaccia! Open at night at the weekends, it is ideal for a fast snack with focaccia and pizza before or after parties with your friends!Piazza Castello, 21 |
BAR PATRIAA good coffee for people who wake up very early or keep late hours. In fact the coffee house is open all night long, especially at the weekends... its waiters are very polite and the customers are usually night-people!Piazza Castello, 63 |
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