This medieval walled town is an authentic hidden gem! Built over an ancient Roman castra, it has amazing well-preserved walls and beautiful Romanic churches. Congrats for the unconventional check-in!
If you are a New Moon fan, you know that Volterra is the home of the Vulturi people... if you are not, concentrate on the stunning etruscan/roman/medieval treasures in this town. http://bit.ly/1iUsKGJ
If you're checking-in at Giglio Castello you are a cool dude ;) The island is a diving Mecca and this borgo is awesome. Enjoy the Tuscan Arcipelago http://bit.ly/PzKv1k
Legend has it that man who discovered America in 1492 was born in Montefioralle. Who wants to be the mayor of Amerigo Vespucci's hometown? 続きを読む
Built by the Pazzi family, it became property of the Medici family after the Pazzi conjure.You can find a wine shop and a restaurant and book your wine tasting!
The structure has been built between 12th and 16th century. You can find a wine shop and book your tasting: wine, oil and balsamic vinegar.You can also visit the wine cellar and the castle.
Excellent accomodation, great Wine & food and a swimming pool with an amazing view on Chianti's countryside!
Try one of the wine tours and enjoy the magnificant tastes of a famous VERRAZZANO selections!. Ask for a Vino Santo and special Verrazzano winegar!
The structure is a medevial fortified hamlet with towers, dated back to 11th century. Visit the wine cellars, the wine shop and have a break at the wine bar!
This castle is a private residence of 18th century, but you can visit the wine cellars, book a tasting and visit the wine shop!
The castle in unluckily not safe, but you can visit the wine cellars and the vineyard , and have some rest in the restaurant!
In this castle/ hotel you can find the restaurant inside the hotel, the wine cellars you can visit and you can have wine tasting!
It’s one of the largest wineries in Italy, it’s considered the “Disneyland of wine”. Inside the picturesque castle there's a wine museum.
Try the TORTA D'ERBI: a very special dessert made with vegetables, such as chards and spinach, and flavored with sugar, raisins and pine nuts. [photo by Lucca Italian School]
Try the PICI ALL'AGLIONE: it is similar to spaghetti although it's thicker and the pieces are stretched by hand. "All'aglione" means seasoned with tomato and garlic sauce. DIY: http://bit.ly/1lKlTgd
