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Sagra del Torcetto, del Grissino e della Toma di Lanzo (Festival of Torcetto, Grissino and Toma of Lanzo)
location_onLanzo Torinese, Torino e Dintorni
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Date
September 11 – September 13, 2026
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Free
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Audience
Everyone
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The Sagra del Torcetto, del Grissino e della Toma di Lanzo returns for its 20th edition on September 11, 12 and 13, 2026 in Lanzo Torinese, transforming the historic town center into a captivating journey through time. Organized by the local Pro Loco, this event celebrates the authentic flavors of the Lanzo Valleys with tastings of the celebrated torcetti, crispy hand-stretched grissini breadsticks, and the renowned Toma—a cheese representing Piedmontese excellence in cheesemaking. Three days immersed in tradition and conviviality, where 19th-century reenactments intertwine with roving performances and festive moments throughout the town. The event invites visitors to wear period costumes and fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the past, creating an immersive experience that blends gastronomy, history, and folk culture. With free entrance donations, this special edition is an unmissable opportunity to discover the wine and food treasures of the Lanzo Valleys, nestled in the Turin mountains, in an event that merges tradition, genuine flavors, and the warmth of a community that welcomes with authenticity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the signature dishes featured at the festival?expand_more
The three stars of the festival are the torcetto (traditional sweet pastry from the Lanzo Valleys), the grissino stirato (crispy Piedmontese breadstick), and the Toma di Lanzo (a local DOP cheese of exceptional quality and tradition).
Can I participate wearing period clothing?expand_more
Yes, the event welcomes visitors in period costumes for a more immersive experience. 19th-century reenactments will animate the historic center, creating an authentic atmosphere.
What is the entrance fee?expand_more
Entrance is by free donation, allowing everyone to participate according to their means.
Where does the festival take place?expand_more
The festival takes place in the historic center of Lanzo Torinese, in the Lanzo Valleys in the province of Turin, one of the most enchanting areas of the Piedmont Alps.
What other attractions does the event offer?expand_more
Beyond gastronomic tastings, the festival features roving performances, historical groups, 19th-century reenactments, and festive celebrations throughout the historic center for three days.
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