Gaiole in Chianti

Protected by important castles and monasteries, Gaiole in Chianti developed into an important trading spot during the Middle Ages. It had no need for city walls and is surrounded today by vast and famous winegrowing estates.

The inviting, pedestrian market place in the heart of Gaiole is a good place to try high quality wines and other Tuscan specialties. Traditional houses stand idyllically on the shore of a wild stream.

Strada dei Castelli in Chianti

The street of castles, Strada dei Castelli in Chianti, leads to famous mediaeval constructions, which transport visitors back in time.

Castles and monasteries in the Chianti Classico

The Chianti Classico is well known for its magnificently beautiful and historical castles and monasteries. Guests can visit some of the impressive mediaeval buildings around Gaiole in Chianti, which serve today as winegrowing estates or as holiday residences.

 Strada dei Castelli del Chianti

Strada dei Castelli del Chianti

The beautiful castle road winds through the landscape in the heart of the Chianti Classico. Clearly signposted, the road connects the region's old castles such as the Castello di Brolio. more

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