Chianti Attractions

Chianti attractions are many and they appeal to a wide range of people.

Florence is usually the starting destination in Chianti, with its many galleries and churches such as the Uffizi Gallery and Basicilica di Santa Maria Novella mesmerising the tourist.

In Siena there is the well know Palio festival every June and August, the Piero della Francesca Arezzo trail attracts those keen on this artist, while Cortona, Montepulciano and San Gimignano are surrounded by many vineyards producing wines such as Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Brunello di Montalcino, Chianti Riserva Classica and Nobile di Montepulciano.

Another very popular area is Greve in Chianti, with its romantic views and rolling hills, tourists come back again and again.

See:

Florence Attractions

Siena Attractions

Arezzo Attractions

Cortona Attractions

Montepulciano Attractions

San Gimignano Attractions

Hotels in Chianti Italy

Hotels in Chianti range from 5L star to 2 star, varying in facilities and depending on where you are.

See:

Hotels in Florence italy

Hotels in Siena Italy

Hotels in Arezzo Italy

Hotels in Cortona Italy

Hotels in Montepulciano Italy

Hotels in San Gimignano Italy

 

Chianti Events

Chianti events are varied and are concentrated during the summer/autumn period.

Check out:

Florence Events

Siena Events

Arezzo Events

Cortona Events

Montepulciano Events

San Gimignano

Chianti Weather

Chianti Weather is generally mild, with warm summers and cool winters (although extreme temperatures in both can be expected), with a northerly wind in the winter that can often make it feel colder.

The warmest month is usually August and the coldest January.

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