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Don't miss the highlights! Our team of experts have create a DIY one day driving itinerary with helpful ideas for navigating the roads, the towns, vineyards and restaurants. Click here and save the link for your day trip to Chianti.
It's not possible to visit Chianti without include a trip along the infamous Wine Road, the Chiantigiana. Our guide helps you pick out your favorite little towns and the best flavors to savour as you tour the incredible scenery of Chianti Classico.
What to see and do in the heart of Tuscany, specifically the area known as Chianti Classico? Here's an summary of the main villages that make up this special wine area, including a brief overview of the main attractions in each town.
Chianti is not just a beautiful and famous region of Tuscany, but also a great wine. Wine tasting is a must during your trip in Chianti. Many are the wines produced in Chianti, each one with its own taste and flavor: Classico, Chianti Rufina, Chianti Colli Fiorentini and many others to taste and…
The Chianti Classico region, where the wine itself has a famous Black Rooster as its symbol, is the oldest part of Chianti and the most symbolic of the region. Since Etruscan times, this region has produced the best and well-known wines in the world.
Want to escape the Florence crowds without spending hours on the road? Set your GPS for Impruneta. The drive out of the city is a gorgeous, panoramic preview of the countryside that leads you straight into a town with something for everyone. Impruneta is a vibrant mix of stunning landscapes,…
The perfect mix between past and present, this small little community offers the ideal setting for artisan shopping, Tuscan photo spots & delicious flavours. San Casciano in Val di Pesa has local color, wine, olive oil & it is easy to find between Florence and Siena.
