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This is your ultimate food and wine map of Chianti and Val D'Orcia with all of the best it has to offer: restaurants, cafes, wineries, aperitivo stops, and even a few fun activities and local stores in Panzano, Greve, Siena, San Gimignano, Montepulciano, Pienza, and Montalcino. Don't forget to save ☑️ this map for future use!

A native Italian tour leader's food and wine map of Panzano in Chianti, Greve in Chianti, and of the nearby hills to help you plan your culinary adventure to the Chianti region of Tuscany: pastries, restaurants and casual eateries, wineries and wine bars, shops, activities, and a great hotel. Purchase today at a lower price and receive free updates forever or reach out for a Custom Tavel Map. Don't forget to save ☑️ this map for future use!

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Some of my favorite places in the area between Florence and Siena known as Chianti. It's not just the name of the wine, but also the area which produces it. I will be adding on to this and building it up to replace my old app.

Some of my favorite places in the area between Florence and Siena known as Chianti. It's not just the name of the wine, but also the area which produces it. Greve is the "capital" of the area, not all the small towns and villages have town halls. Some are what's called a "borgo" a group of homes and perhaps a church. Fun to explore the small off the beaten track places as well. There are so many lovely bars and shops to have simple snacks if you don't want a large sit down meal. People watching is one of my favorite pastimes. Letting it all soak in. The 222 highway is often popular with bike riders as well and there are no bike lanes, so drive carefully, especially on the weekends. Many of the small towns have a market day once a week. Where the mall comes to you. It's always fun to visit a weekly market. More than just food! Clothing, shoes, purses, fabric, kitchen supplies and more. Often a Porchetta truck.

Some of my favorite places in the area between Florence and Siena known as Chianti. It's not just the name of the wine, but also the area which produces it. Greve is the "capital" of the area, not all the small towns and villages have town halls. Some are what's called a "borgo" a group of homes and perhaps a church. Fun to explore the small off the beaten track places as well. There are so many lovely bars and shops to have simple snacks if you don't want a large sit down meal. People watching is one of my favorite pastimes. Letting it all soak in. The 222 highway is often popular with bike riders as well and there are no bike lanes, so drive carefully, especially on the weekends. Many of the small towns have a market day once a week. Where the mall comes to you. It's always fun to visit a weekly market. More than just food! Clothing, shoes, purses, fabric, kitchen supplies and more. Often a Porchetta truck.

An insiders view of Siena

An insiders view of Siena

An insiders view of Siena

Are you planning a trip to Tuscany? If you’re not, you should deeply consider it! It is amazing. From the mountains to the vineyards, Tuscany is always a good idea. In this guide I share tips, towns, itineraries and hidden gems for having the best adventurous, glamorous and relaxing time in Italy. I also share about things you should be aware of including different tourist traps so you can keep an eye out. This guide is mainly for people who will rent a car during their stay, but you can also make it work without!