21 - 25 October
get ready for
Buonissima 2026
cibo, arte, bellezza
During 5 days
get to food and wine
immersive events
More than 100 Chef
from the outmost Fine dining panorama
in Milan,
the preview of Buonissima,
June 29, 2026
Buonissima 2026
BistroMania Afterparty by Ciao.Discoteca Italiana
of great cuisine
Format
Involved
Involved
October 21 - 25 Buonissima Cibo, Arte, Bellezza
Welcome to the 6th edition of Buonissima, where the world's best chefs meet the great Piedmontese cuisine in more than 100 food and wine events spread throughout the city of Turin.
































The economy and passion behind Italy's great culinary culture, winemaking tradition, and future challenges: Tg2 Eat Parade is the industry's longest-running and most imitated program. Editor: Antonio Preziosi. Deputy Editor: Alfonso Samengo. Edited by Daniela Colucci.
“Traditional Piedmontese peasant dishes”
The economy and passion behind Italy's great culinary culture, its winemaking tradition, and the challenges of the future...
“Turin, in June, will be the place to be. Above all
for those who love to eat well.”
Buonissima Torino, the gastronomic event that over the years has brought the greatest names in international gastronomy to the Turin capital (from Ferran Adrià to Massimo Bottura, from Alain Ducasse to René Redzepi, from Virgilio Martinez to Mauro Uliassi), returns in June with a special Summer Edition
Rasmus Munk is the best chef in the world. This was decided last night by the nearly one thousand professional chefs and industry professionals from over sixty countries who make up the jury of The Best Chef Awards.
“Buonissima closes, Alain Passard wins the Bob Noto Award”
This year too, a dynamic mix of high and low, with pop dinners in the piole and great international chefs coming to cook under the Mole.
Buonissima has been a must-try for gourmet foodies for five years now. They must arrive in stock in the former capital of Italy.
"Buonissima 2025: Gastronomic Visions of a Turin Worth Eating"
A widespread cultural project that transforms Turin into an international platform for taste, featuring top chefs, urban experiences, and new paradigms of participation...
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Buonissima?
Buonissima is the international haute cuisine festival held annually in Turin, combining gastronomy, culture, and entertainment in one grand experience spread across the city. The program features over 100 events hosted in exclusive locations and iconic venues, featuring the greatest Italian and international chefs. This event transforms Turin into a showcase of contemporary gastronomic excellence, where food meets art, culture, and the narrative of local identities.
When and where will the 2026 edition take place?
Buonissima takes place every year in Turin, transforming the city into a sprawling stage that encompasses historic buildings, museums, restaurants, exclusive locations, and public spaces.
The sixth edition of Buonissima will be held from 21 to 25 October 2026.
When will this edition's chefs, guests and restaurants be revealed?
The chefs, guests, restaurants, and all the events featured at Buonissima 2026 are now online. The full program for the 2026 edition is available here. link, with all the details relating to the scheduled events.
To not miss updates, news and new communications, we invite you to consult the site and subscribe to the Buonissima newsletter.
When will I be able to purchase tickets to attend the events?
Tickets to attend the events of Buonissima 2026 are now available. You can consult the full program, discover all the events and purchase tickets directly through the Buonissima official website.
We recommend that you book in advance, as Seats are limited for some events.
Can I participate as a partner or as a restaurant?
Of course. Buonissima is always open to collaborations with food and cultural institutions.
Write to us from the section Contacts to propose your participation or receive information.

















