Dolce Fiore

Dolce Fiore: Spring in the heart of the Canavese

Dolce Fiore is the spring festival that brings the center of San Maurizio Canavese to life every year. Located in the Metropolitan City of Turin at the gateway to the Canavese region in Piedmont, this event is organized by the Municipality of San Maurizio Canavese. It perfectly blends two icons of the season: flowers and sweets. This unique combination has made it one of the most beloved and anticipated events in the local spring calendar.

Stalls, flowers, and treats in the town center

From morning until evening, the town center transforms into a vibrant open-air market. Stalls showcase a wide variety of flowers, plants, and gardening products, alongside every kind of sweet imaginable: candies, chocolate, cotton candy, and other gourmet treats, as well as themed curiosities. It is the perfect opportunity to pick up your first seasonal plants and indulge in a few sweet treats while strolling through the market.

Entertainment, art, and heritage

The day is enriched by numerous side events designed for both adults and children:

• Street entertainment featuring jugglers and stilt walkers roaming the town center;
• Special openings and guided tours of the Antica Chiesa Plebana and the San Rocco chapel, exploring local art, history, and faith;
• Activities and surprises for children and families;
• Showcases highlighting local businesses and producers.

The giant cake cutting

The sweetest and most symbolic moment of the festival is the cake cutting: in the afternoon, in the town hall gardens, a massive cake prepared by local pastry chefs is shared with all attendees. It is a gesture that perfectly captures the convivial and festive spirit of Dolce Fiore.

San Maurizio Canavese and its surroundings

Strategically located between Turin and the Canavese valleys, San Maurizio Canavese preserves a rich historical and religious heritage, starting with the Antica Chiesa Plebana. Dolce Fiore is the perfect occasion not only to celebrate but also to discover the village, its traditions, and the warm hospitality of this corner of Piedmont.