カヴリーリア周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

As a place, it's not as pretty as, say, Valpoia—there are simply too many cars. But it's still nice and has lots of small shops.

Inserted among the most beautiful villages in Italy, this hamlet of Greve in Chianti reserves an atmosphere suspended in time, between stone houses and alleys and medieval fortifications.

Ideal stop for lunch.

This medieval village, once heavily contested between the republics of Florence and Siena, today attracts visitors with its authentic medieval structure, ancient stone houses, part of the castle and largely preserved walls that still have three gates. Despite the uncertainty about its connection to Amerigo Vespucci, who owned a palace in the village, Montefioralle offers a unique atmosphere that transports visitors back in time. It is a place valued for its tranquility and beauty, far from the tourist crowds that flood other parts of Tuscany. The village has only a small number of accommodations, a pub and a wine bar where you can taste the local wines. A walk through the village takes visitors to the small church and offers a glimpse into real Italian village life. The restaurant La Castellana, just before you arrive at the village walls, is particularly recommended for its excellent cuisine and fair prices. The staff is known for their exceptional friendliness, making a visit to Montefioralle an unforgettable experience.

A place worth visiting for sure, little known and advertised but unique in its kind, to have lunch or dinner before arriving at the walls we find the La Castellana restaurant which is truly a fantastic place, you can eat very well and at fair prices, a nice place and run by staff of a unique kindness. I definitely recommend it

Radda in Chianti is a spectacular medieval village enclosed by walls and located on the top of the hill that divides the Arbia and Pesa valleys. It has narrow streets and tower buildings typical of the period, together with the traditional Tuscan charm of local stone facades. In addition to the urban beauty, I can assure you that the view is also breathtaking: for this reason Radda in Chianti is undoubtedly worth a stop!

This small village of Montefioralle is worth seeing. There is only a bed and breakfast, a pub and a possibility to taste the local wines. A nice little loop leads through the village and to the church.

Brolio Castle, located in Gaiole in Chianti, bears the signs of the most diverse eras of which it is a witness: from the medieval bastions, to the Romanesque, neo-Gothic theme, up to the Tuscan nineteenth century. It is currently managed by the Ricasoli farm, which thanks to the surrounding land, has masterfully produced wine and oil for hundreds of years. The building can be visited and, by consulting the website, it is possible to find different types of tours and tastings.