Caffè Torino

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Caffè Torino

Opened in 1903, Caffé Torino was the favourite cafe of the Savoy family during their reign, and its Belle Époque atmosphere is still fitting for a king. It is located on Piazza San Carlo, one of the most beautiful squares of the city centre. Here you can find delicacies prepared by local masters, from coffee to pastries and ice cream.

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addressPiazza San Carlo 204, Turin
phone+39 011 545 118
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