Caffe Al Bicerin Dal 1763

About

The Caffè Al Bicerin, located in Torino’s historic Quadrilatero Romano on Piazza della Consolata, has been a sumptuous café‑and‑chocolaterie since 1763. Its narrow, marble‑lined rooms and elegant 18th‑century furnishings set the stage for the signature Bicerin, the original chocolate‑coffee‑creme elixir that has made the café a Turin icon. Visitors also savor artisanal gianduiotti, chocolate bars, and an array of chocolate‑based confections, many crafted in the café’s own shop. With a rich legacy of notable patrons ranging from Camillo Benso di Cavour to Umberto Eco, Al Bicerin offers a unique blend of history, culture, and confectionery indulgence that is a must‑visit for anyone touring Turin.

Highlights

• Historic Café Since 1763
• Birthplace of Turin’s Iconic Bicerin
• Elegant 18th‑Century Interiors
• Renowned Gianduiotti and Chocolate Shop

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At a glance

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• Typical visit: about 1 hour