Rolling hills, cypress-lined roads, and the vineyards that define Italian wine.

Stops on This Tour (10)

1. 1
   Florence (departure) Leaving Florence southward into the hills of Chianti Classico
2. 2
   Impruneta Terracotta village — Brunelleschi's dome tiles were fired here
3. 3
   Greve in Chianti Capital of Chianti — triangular piazza and wine cellars
4. 4
   Montefioralle Tiny walled village above Greve — possibly Amerigo Vespucci's birthplace
5. 5
   Panzano in Chianti Hilltop town famous for Dario Cecchini's legendary butcher shop
6. 6
   Castellina in Chianti Etruscan roots and underground medieval street
7. 7
   Radda in Chianti The historic capital of the Chianti League — medieval tower and ice cream
8. 8
   Badia a Coltibuono Thousand-year-old abbey making wine, olive oil, and silence
9. 9
   Gaiole in Chianti Market town in a valley — wine estates on every surrounding hill
10. 10
    Castello di Brolio Where Baron Ricasoli invented Chianti Classico in 1872 — the birthplace

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