Highlights & Top Picks
Go beyond the vineyards and olive groves of Chianti and enjoy the many activities and events that are planned throughout the year. Food festivals, specialty markets, sporting events and more are the perfect touch to your holiday itinerary.
If you love spending some time outdoors and contemporary art, we recommend a visit to this small, beautiful park set in a woods in the midst of vineyards in Chianti.
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…
With so many options, it is can be overwhelming to choose just a few Tuscan vineyards to visit. We stopped at Viticcio for the full tour: the vineyards where it all begins, the winery, the aging cellars and, of course, the tasting room! Here are our 5 reasons why Viticcio should be on your wine…
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.
Enjoy a wonderful stay in the Chianti area between Siena and Gaiole, with splendid views and relaxing... as well as enjoying a cooking lesson directly with your host, Elena, in her large Tuscan kitchen, savoring the delicious dishes at dinner!
You might think that Chianti is only about wine...but you would only be scratching the surface. Here are 8 fun family-oriented activities in Chianti that don’t involve wine- unless you want them to!
Truly nestled in a marvelous landscape between Florence and Siena, the town of Poggibonsi is an interesting mix of things to see, do and taste. Base yourself here & cut back travel time to all of your favorite must sees in Tuscany
The history, art and traditions are as evident in the many churches that dot the landscape in Chianti as there are in the picturesque hamlets and towns. Add one or two of these stops to your itinerary to experience the best of Chianti.
Chianti Classico, Chianti Classico wine, symbolized by the famous Black Rooster, is the most genuine and oldest part of Chianti. Since Etruscan time here is produced on of the best and most known wines in the world.
Our list of extra-special museums in Chianti that deserve a visit: just think classical & contemporary art, archaeological exhibitions and objects of historical interest which illuminate the “way it was” on the farm and in the fields of Chianti, as well as the religious and artistic…
Stroll the picturesque streets of the many Chianti hamlets and enjoy the open air markets to find fresh foods, specialty ingredients, local artisans, handmade homewares and so much more. Here’s a list of the weekly markets with hours so you can head to the closest market to your holiday home.
The month of May pays its tribute to Tuscan tradition with two events that recount the essence of this region, both focused on one of its most representative elements: wine. Get ready to enjoy a glass or two of wine with us!
When visiting Chianti, wine isn’t the only thing that you can bring home. Famous for its delicious olive oil, cheeses and handmade salumi Chianti also offers a wide selection of artistic gift items including a long tradition of terracotta, ceramics, clothing and linens.
Plan your vacation in Chianti so that you can take part in the fun and magical moment of the grape harvest! If you find yourself in the countryside in mid to late September in one of the many agritourims or B&B in Tuscany, then ask if the can use your help.
