Chianti needs no introduction, as it is one of the most famous regions of Tuscany in the world. Homeland of wines that reach every corner of the globe, its territory, which extends between the provinces of Siena, Arezzo and Florence, rich in woods and hills, is perfectly integrated with the countless expanses of vineyards that characterize it. Chosen by numerous VIPs to get married or buy a house and live in this movie set, Chianti offers a perfect mix of food, landscapes and art. Rich in castles, fortresses and villages, every season is good for visiting the area and seeing the changing colors of its hills and landscapes.
The most important villages that are part of the itinerary are Monteriggioni, Castellina in Chianti, Panzano and Greve in Chianti, a real cruise on land in the Chianti sea!
Sunset on the hills of Chianti - ph Deblu68 Wikipedia
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Greve in Chianti is a small village, once an Etruscan settlement, famously considered to be the gateway to the region. Stroll through its narrow streets and immerse yourself in the timeless atmosphere between the local craft shops and the numerous restaurants with attached wine bars.
We will arrive easily at our next destination, Panzano in Chianti, in our vintage rental cars; here you can linger in one of the many panoramic restaurants and taste local cold cuts and fresh meats, accompanied by DOCG wine.
Continuing along via Chiantigiana we stop in Castellina in Chianti, which was also an Etruscan settlement first and then a disputed village between Siena and Florence. Lose yourself in its streets with many romantic views and, if you like, pay a visit to the Fortress, in the main square, to the Archaeological Museum of the Chianti Senese or to the tower, which offers a special view of the surrounding countryside.
We then come to Monteriggioni, where you can stop and savor the local delights, accompanied by the excellence of the Chianti DOCG, while admiring the panorama of the Tuscan region, which will seem to you a magnificent mosaic of olive groves, vineyards and hills.
"Monteriggioni di torri si corona", said Dante Alighieri in his Divine Comedy and it is just like that: the village, in the province of Siena, suddenly stands out on a hill, still jealously enclosed today in its medieval walls, with its 14 defensive towers, all open to visitors, which made the city impregnable. In the main square, which overlooks the Pieve di Santa Maria Assunta, you can stop for an ice cream, a coffee or to taste the typical dishes of the region, such as wild boar, pappardelle or Sienese salami, together with a good glass of Chianti DOCG . Arriving at the interesting Museum of Armour, do not forget to stop in the alleys of the village to buy some souvenirs, along with a few bottles of wine, in order to make your stay in Chianti unforgettable.
