
Events and Activities to do in Chianti
Chianti is well known for its rich history, fascinating culture, and historical traditions, but there are also endless opportunities to explore and discover a wide variety of events and activities within this stunning region. Immerse yourself in medieval festivals, experience the thrill of a vintage bike race, or indulge in wine-related events guaranteed to excite your senses. Our hand-picked selection of the best events and activities in Chianti will take you on an unforgettable journey, helping you uncover the best the region offers.

The Best Restaurants in Chianti
The picturesque region of Chianti is well known for its unique landscape, world-famous wine, and extraordinary cuisine, which reflects the area's rich history and culinary traditions. With so many exceptional options to choose from, we have handpicked the best Michelin-starred, fine-dining, and traditional restaurants that Chianti has to offer, all of which showcase the region's fresh and locally sourced ingredients nestled within scenic locations in and around Chianti. Read on to learn more about the region's best-loved restaurants in one of Italy's most breathtaking destinations.

How to Spend a Week in Tuscany’s Wine Country
There is a version of Chianti that belongs to postcards: cypress-lined roads, vineyard-covered hills, stone farmhouses and a glass of red wine catching the late-afternoon sun. Then there is the Chianti you discover when you stay for a week.
It is waking to church bells somewhere across the valley. Driving a white road to a winery that has belonged to the same family for generations. Stopping in a village for coffee and finding yourself still there at lunchtime. It is a landscape best experienced slowly, because Chianti is not one destination or even one town, but a patchwork of vineyards, woods, castles, villages and working farms between Florence and Siena.
For travellers staying in one of our Villas in Chianti, the great advantage is time. Florence and Siena are close enough for a day out, but there is no need to spend the week rushing between famous sights. The pleasure of Chianti is learning the smaller roads, returning to the same bar for coffee and understanding how different one hill can feel from the next.
This is our guide to the Chianti region: the towns worth knowing, the wine estates and restaurants to book, and what a week here actually looks like.