Del Cambio is the historic restaurant in Turin, the jewel in Piedmont’s crown and an address that has few equals in the whole of Europe. Here, the meticulously restored Risorgimento room, with origins that date back to the 18C, features a decor and furnishings that are almost entirely from the 19C. The creaking parquet flooring, also original, accompanies your entry into this historic setting: Cavour had his own window table here to watch over the Palazzo Carignano, the first parliament of the newly united Italy. Another room (Pistoletto), simpler and more informal in feel, can be found behind its more historic sibling. The traditional cuisine has a few modern twists, while the extraordinary wine list (including by the glass) will delight wine-enthusiasts, especially with its choice of Barolo and Barbaresco labels.