Chianti

The Chianti area, located between Florence and Siena, is a quintessential representation of the Tuscan dream landscape. With its gently rolling hills, endless vineyards, cypress-lined avenues, and picturesque villages, it is not only a paradise for wine lovers but also one of the most attractive regions for a relaxed convertible tour. The Via Chiantigiana and the Tuscany route are among the most beautiful scenic roads in Italy, leading right through the heart of this landscape and making the drive itself an experience.

Wine Region with a World-Class Reputation

Chianti is known worldwide for its namesake red wine. At countless wineries, often family-owned for generations, visitors can discover the diversity of local grape varieties. A tasting at one of the traditional wineries around places like Greve in Chianti, Castellina, or Radda is particularly recommended. Here, scenic enjoyment and culinary highlights combine in an unparalleled way. In addition to wine, olive oil, cheese, and regional meat specialties are also integral parts of Chianti cuisine.

Villages with Character and History

Hidden among the vineyards are small towns that delight with their historical charm and authenticity. Greve in Chianti, with its triangular marketplace and porticoed walkways, is a vibrant meeting point with a weekly market and delicatessens. Castellina in Chianti features Etruscan excavations and a picturesque old town. Radda in Chianti, perched high on a hill, also offers wonderful views and a peaceful atmosphere – perfect for a relaxing break during your tour.

Landscape and Roads from a Picture Book

The Via Chiantigiana (SR 222) is one of the most beautiful routes for convertible drivers in Italy. On it, you can enjoy winding roads, scenic valleys, and continually surprising views. The road passes directly through the vineyards and connects the main towns of the region. Throughout the stages, wine cellars, trattorias, and small hotels invite you to linger – ideal for a stylish multi-day road trip.

Tuscany for Deep Breathing

Chianti represents not just wine but a way of life. Slowness, quality, and enjoyment characterize the region – whether while driving through golden sunsets or dining on a wine terrace overlooking the vines. Those who want to experience Italy at its most enjoyable cannot miss this region.