Following the huge success of the 2026 edition, which attracted over 200,000 visitors, CioccolaTò is set to return to the heart of Turin from Wednesday 10 to Sunday 14 February 2027.
Dedicated exclusively to chocolate producers and artisans
The event, now a must-visit for chocolate lovers in Italy and beyond, once again takes place in the exceptional setting of Piazza Vittorio Veneto, one of the city’s most iconic locations, overlooking the picturesque River Po. The large exhibition area will be dedicated exclusively to chocolate producers and artisans. At CioccolaTò, in fact, space is given only to those who truly produce chocolate, guaranteeing quality, authenticity and a transparent supply chain.
For the first time CioccolaTò will host a foreign country: Belgium
Alongside the stands the public will be able to immerse themselves in a packed programme of events taking place across the city. from guided tastings and workshops to talks and conferences. The main new feature of the 2027 edition is its international expansion: for the first time in its history, CioccolaTò will host a foreign country, Belgium. Renowned worldwide for its chocolate-making tradition, Belgium will have a dedicated exhibition space in Piazza Vittorio Veneto, offering visitors the opportunity to discover new interpretations and techniques related to cocoa.
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The first day will only be for industry professionals
The 10 February opening day of the five-day event will be entirely dedicated to industry professionals and business-to-business meetings. The link with the Valentine’s Day period remains another distinctive feature. At a particularly significant time of year for the chocolate market, Turin presents itself as th Italian capital of the sector, offering an experience that combines taste and a romantic atmosphere.
The most international edition to date
Promoted by the Turin Chamber of Commerce and the City of Turin, and organized by Turismo Torino e Provincia with the support of the Piedmont Region, the event also benefits from the contribution of major foundations and the collaboration of leading trade associations. With this in mind, the 2027 edition promises to be the most international yet, set to consolidate Turin’s role on the European chocolate scene and attract visitors from all over the world. For informatiom: cioccola.to.it
