Casa Vermouth — Galleria Subalpina
Everything worth seeing, tasting, and bringing home — measured in minutes on foot from our door.
Follow the compassTurin does not give itself away at once. So we drew it the way we know it — five maps, thirty-five addresses, each one tested on foot from Via Cesare Battisti 9. Choose a layer, follow the numerals, and let the city do the rest.
Not everything — only what we would walk a friend to. Each numeral on the map has its card below; the red seal is home.
Ask us for directions and you will get two different answers. Choose your guide, and take their day — hour by hour, coffee to nightcap.
Tables that need booking, exhibitions that just opened, the aperitivo hour done properly — ask us. We live here, and it shows.
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Casa Vermouth
Casa Vermouth
Welcome to Casa Vermouth.
Thank you for pausing here on your journey.
Behind Casa Vermouth there is no hotel group, no international chain, no brand engineered around a boardroom table. There is simply the two of us: Ciro and Giulia.
Two aerospace engineers with a passion for hospitality, vermouth, design, architecture, and all those things that are difficult to explain but easy to recognise: the atmosphere of a place, the weight of light in a room, the sound of glasses beneath the arcades of Turin, the beauty of details considered with care.
Casa Vermouth was born from the desire to create a space with character, deeply rooted in Turin. A place that would be not merely a stay, but a small urban ritual.
Turin is a city that does not give itself away at once. It is to be discovered slowly, without haste — through its historic cafés, its silent arcades, its antique bookshops, the golden reflections at dusk, and that quiet elegance which never needs to raise its voice.
Casa Vermouth follows the same rhythm.
Vermouth, for us, is not simply a drink. It is a symbol of the Turin of the grand cafés, of endless conversations, of the years when aristocrats, artists, and the bourgeoisie met beneath the arcades of Piazza Castello to drink, to observe, and to imagine the future.
Art Déco, in the same way, was not chosen as a mere decorative style. It represents an era of optimism, character, glamour, and faith in tomorrow. An aesthetic language born exactly one hundred years ago, during the roaring twenties, that still today tells of an idea of luxury — light, elegant, and full of personality.
The combination of these two souls — vermouth and Art Déco — struck us as perfect for Turin: a historic, sophisticated city that keeps reinventing itself without ever losing its own identity.
Casa Vermouth is our way of sharing all of this with those who pass through here, even if only for a few days.
We hope that during your stay you may feel part of the city, slow down a little, experience Turin with curiosity, and carry away with you a few special memories.
Thank you for being here.
And safe travels.
— Ciro & Giulia
Casa Vermouth