A place full of ancient romanticism linked to the flow of time and stories that are inextricably connected with the history of Turin.
Many stories start from coffee tables. The history of this place tells us that Cesare Pavese used to write on these precious red marble tables: among the boiserie, the mirrors and the paintings his soul was thinking of distant lands and his beloved Langhe. As at the beginning of the twentieth century at the counter (a rare and beautiful piece of furniture from the renowned Strola company) even today people meet and the concept of time no longer seems to exist. All day, every day, Caffè Elena welcomes its guests in a special way, including coffee, sophisticated dishes and "signature cocktails", because even its history is special.
Information curated by:
Andrea Terranova, Staff Landscapefor (2018-2024)
Geographic coordinates:
45.0662° 7.6944°
Address:
Piazza Vittorio Veneto, 5/bTags:
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