Enogastronomic and landscape experience in Tuscany

Chianti - The heart of Tuscan wine
Among rolling hills and medieval villages, Chianti is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the Tuscan wine culture. Here you can visit ancient wineries, taste the renowned Chianti Classico and enjoy local specialties in charming farmhouses.

San Gimignano - The medieval Manhattan
Famous for its soaring towers, San Gimignano offers a timeless atmosphere and breathtaking views. Strolling through its narrow stone streets, you can taste the fine wine Vernaccia, local saffron and one of the best ice cream in the world.

Val d'Orcia - The postcard landscape
UNESCO World Heritage, this valley enchants with its iconic scenery and historic villages such as Pienza, Montepulciano and Montalcino. Here are born extraordinary wines such as the Brunello di Montalcino and the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, perfect to taste with cheeses and salami.

Bolgheri and the Etruscan Coast - Sea and great wines
A charming village reached through the famous Viale dei Cipressi. This area is home to the renowned Bolgheri DOC wines, including the famous Sassicaia. After a tasting in the cellar, you can continue to the coast to enjoy the sunset on the sea.

Arezzo and the Val di Chiana - Authentic flavours
Arezzo is a city rich in history and traditions, surrounded by hills where the precious Chianina meat is born, base of the famous Florentine steak. A perfect place to discover the most genuine side of Tuscany, between art and authentic flavors.

Elba Island - Nature and sea cuisine
A paradise of pristine beaches and crystal clear waters. Elba offers breathtaking views and a culinary tradition linked to the sea, with typical dishes such as cacciucco and local desserts to be enjoyed overlooking the waves.