The Wall Street Journal

Turin is a chocolate lover’s Italian dream

Turin is a chocolate lover’s Italian dream
Hot chocolate at Peyrano, a historical chocolate boutique in Turin. (Image: Marco Serventi for WSJ)
The Wall Street Journal
By J.S. MarcusTucked away in the far northwest of Italy is a city where chocolate reigns. The residents of Turin have been creating – and consuming – chocolate since the 16th century, culminating in a vibrant chocolate scene that now encompasses gourmet chocolatiers, pastry shops, cafes, gelato makers and experimental chefs. I love Italy and I love chocolate. So Turin was the ideal place for my holiday in spring. To tour Turin is to discover local chocolate dishes that have long flourished here while remaining relativ...

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