Guido Gobino Chocolate Factory, Turin
If you're a fan of all things chocolate, then make a point to visit the Guido Gobino Chocolate Factory.
Guido Gobino is one of the most famous chocolatiers in Italy, known for his high-quality, artisanal chocolate. During your visit, you can take a guided tour of the factory and see the chocolate-making process up close. You'll learn about the history and tradition of chocolate in Italy and the modern techniques and equipment used to create the delicious treats.
You can also sample some of the chocolate for yourself. Try the "Imperfetto" bag (imperfectly wrapped chocolate) or the famous Giandujotto (chocolate shaped like ingots and individually wrapped in a gold or silver colored foil cover).
At Guido Gobino, you can also participate in chocolate-making workshops, where you will learn the art of creating your chocolate treats. With the guidance of the chocolatiers, you can create unique flavor combinations and shapes and even take your creations home with you.
Guido Gobino is one of the most famous chocolatiers in Italy, known for his high-quality, artisanal chocolate. During your visit, you can take a guided tour of the factory and see the chocolate-making process up close. You'll learn about the history and tradition of chocolate in Italy and the modern techniques and equipment used to create the delicious treats.
You can also sample some of the chocolate for yourself. Try the "Imperfetto" bag (imperfectly wrapped chocolate) or the famous Giandujotto (chocolate shaped like ingots and individually wrapped in a gold or silver colored foil cover).
At Guido Gobino, you can also participate in chocolate-making workshops, where you will learn the art of creating your chocolate treats. With the guidance of the chocolatiers, you can create unique flavor combinations and shapes and even take your creations home with you.
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Guido Gobino Chocolate Factory on Map
Sight Name: Guido Gobino Chocolate Factory
Sight Location: Turin, Italy (See walking tours in Turin)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
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Sight Location: Turin, Italy (See walking tours in Turin)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
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