Fun and entertainment Piedmont

A friendly, colorful wine bar in the heart of Quadrilatero Romano. At aperitif time, in addition to wine or cocktails, you'll be served appetizers, usually tempting assortments of cold meats, cheeses and small sandwiches. In winter, the vaulted interior is very welcoming, while in summer you can enjoy the lovely terrace on Piazza Emanuele Filiberto, which can seat over a hundred people. The menu features some 200 different labels, also on sale at the counter.

Opened to coincide with the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, this trendy bar is inspired by the philosophy of the famous sports brand from which it takes its name, with large leather armchairs and giant plasma screens showing documentaries. There's even a terrace. Ideal for spending a pleasant evening after a day on the slopes, or for fortifying yourself in the morning before hitting the slopes with a hearty breakfast. Simple but nourishing dishes, and good cocktails. Very welcoming staff.

Located in the old sheds that were used to repair locomotives, it is an understatement to say that the gigantic industrial setting of this café-restaurant, which can accommodate hundreds of guests, is truly spectacular. And the hamburgers are worth the detour! Possibility, at the end of the day, to indulge in the Extra Vermouth™ formula foraperitivo, with the tasting of three different nectars accompanied by plenty of little things to nibble on, to discover the variety and richness of this Piedmontese drink par excellence.

In the heart of the palace's ancient Chinese halls, which open onto a terrace with panoramic views of the gardens and the Alps, you can take a refreshing break in this elegant and refined setting after or during your visit to the palace or gardens - as it is only open to visitors to the Reggia. The establishment offers a vast choice of products and tasty discoveries: sweets, ice creams, sandwiches, pastries, jams and produce from the Royal Kitchen Garden. Your taste buds will be delighted.

This is undoubtedly the best that Italy has to offer... In a rather chic neighborhood with the prices that go with it, this café is the prototype of the simple, authentic place where everything is delicious and inexpensive, off the tourist circuit. Open from 6am when everyone else is still asleep, you'll be served a super-creamy cappuccino with brioche. At lunchtime, simplicity and quality continue with tasty slices of homemade pizza or dishes based on fresh produce, to enjoy alongside the Turinese working in the area. La vera Italia !

In the lovely setting of Parco del Valentino, in the San Savario district, this is one of the city's most conveniently located clubs, and has been in existence since 2005. It's one of the few surviving places to party and dance not far from the banks of the River Po. The clientele of this discotheque is, on the whole, fairly young, with few people in their thirties and even fewer beyond... The place isn't very big, so there may be a wait at the entrance. Plan to come when it opens to be sure of getting in.

Famous club in the center of Turin for partying and dancing the night away. There are a number of different areas, each with its own musical ambience, to cater for all kinds of audiences, or to change the atmosphere as the evening progresses. Numerous themed evenings are held throughout the year, with a number of guest DJs. The place is very busy, so be warned: you may have to queue a bit, especially for the Friday Bananamia night (gay and student night). Good cocktails, with or without alcohol.