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Greve Slideshow
Top Hotels in Greve
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Albergo del Chianti Greve
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Castello di Montegonzi Greve
10 reviews
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Il Santo Greve
17 reviews -
Villa Bordoni Greve
156 reviews
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Villa La Torre Greve
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Casprini Da Omero Greve
22 reviews -
Agriturismo Podere Casa Nova Greve
3 reviews
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Casprini Da Omero Greve
22 reviews
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Castello di Lamole Greve
11 reviews -
Castello di Querceto Greve
11 reviews
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Castello Vicchiomaggio Greve
126 reviews
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Fattoria Poggiarelli Greve
8 reviews
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Locanda Il Gallo Greve
17 reviews
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Casa Al Sole Greve
12 reviews
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Albergo Giovanni da Verrazzano Greve
16 reviews
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Travel Blogs from Greve, Italy
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Tuscan wine paradise
This is a top pick! ... of wine on offer was incredible and you could easily have spent an entire just in this store trying wines. I would strongly suggest anyone visiting Greve should spend a few hours and euros here. All I can add at this stage was that the day was an ...
Lazy day...
Tuesday... lazy day! Slept in till 10:30, then roused our lazy butts to go down to Greve to do some grocery shopping, find an internet cafe that'll let me plug in my little USB drive (no luck!), and get a train schedule (again, no luck)... well, I'm on ...
Rain, rain, rain...
... ate a wonderful lunch (tortellini in cream sauce with pruscuttio, wine and cheese), and sat out more hard rain. Then we drove back to Greve, hitting a vineyard on the way back, and on to the Internet Pointe... I still cannot put my pix up, they won't let ...
Strange wine tasting!
No, not strange wines - just a strange venue! We found a funny little sign off an alley in Greve - said "Taste 100's of Wines"... hmm... intriguing! So we (Dan, Eric and I) went in. You buy a card, say, for 20 euro, and stuck it into a slot in one of ...
Death Hike in the Cinque Terra
Getting behind on my entries again... I will have to sit down with my and Erics journals when we get home (which is only in 2 days, sigh...) and put the pictures up and complete the adventures! Well, we are down to 8 people now, Pam left for Spain ...
Greve in Chianti
... there that I can't describe. I would love to be able to tell you what it is, believe me, but I can't. Greve in Chianti was/is a very small town; we were dropped off in the middle (?) - it is a very small town. I'll put it this ...
R and R in the Castle
Today Dan, Pam and Tim, and Duncan and Suzie drove to San Gimignano, and the rest of us stayed home for a little ...
Last Day in Italy...
Today is our last day... I'm sad, but ready to come home, I guess... Went down to Greve for some last minute shopping and lunch at our favorite pizzaria, then back up to the castle. Later we went to the Vitticeo winery (these were my all-time favorite ...
Pisa today
... to this online journal! We have been busy today, at least. Eric and I woke up at 5:45 am and took the bus to Greve, then to Florence, then the train to Pisa! Toured around in the blazing heat (yes, it finally stopped raining!) and met up with Pam, ...
The first Wine Festival
Sunday the 12th... attended our first Chianti Wine Festival today, in downtown Greve. Man, this is good stuff! As I feared, my wine tasting knowledge has made of me a snob - last time I was here I was drinking the house wine and loving it - this time I'm ...
Settled into the Castle!
... 't do dial-up, only wireless or ethernet - it's spoiled!!). I'll try to find an internet cafe in Greve today, so I can download pix. Anyways! Got into Italy without mishap... that was the end of that! Ralph wanted to get the rental cars right away, so ...
Supertuscan to the rescue.
... what better place to kill time then in the gorgeous country side in Chianti. We had to pass through Florence to get to Greve, a little district very famous for the best of Chianti wines. In Chianti, you can safely say that everything is all about wine. ...
Ahh the Tuscan Hills
Hmm to escape the city and head for the real Italy. After seeing everything we wanted to see of Florence in a day we headed off to the Tuscan Country Side to Greve. We got up early, checked our luggage at the Florence Train Station and got a bus ...
Greve in Chianti
Hi from Tuscany and Umbria, Now this is the life and I dont think we will come home. Each day a new experience. Doing lots of travelling to numerous towns and they are all different. The countryside is just beautiful and when you say picture postcard ...
Monterosso to Greve
... later and I think 300 steps plus more but it was worth it. The view was great. Couldnt walk next day. Arrived in Greve yesterday. Staying at a rather quaint castle on top of the world. The view is fabulous. We can see all of Chianti The view hasnt ...
Life in Chianti
... travling up a very winding road that continued to rise and rise and rise. Laura took some wonderful and spectacular photos. Then back to Greve, where we checked into our hotel. The hotel is lovely, on a very nice and large piazza with many shops and wine ...
Wine country
... we went to another hilltop town that was dating to the 8th century. A little hamlet that is the last untouched hamlet in Italy. It is amazing to think the we were walking on the cobble stones of a little village that was built 1300 years ...
Under the Tuscan Sun
... a little garden out back with a table. Greve is the main town in a valley of the Chianti wine region, that's why it's called Greve in Chianti. There are big hills all around and it seemed like any land that didn't have a house on it (which was ...
Last Day in Tuscany
... we still had cheese left over.) We mixed it up today though and had our picnic at a park down the road along the Greve river, which is a tiny fast moving river that goes right through town. After lunch we played frisbee in the park for quite a ...
Tour De Tuscany
... were super nice bikes, luckily. There is a small castle town at the top of a hill right down the road from Greve called Montefiore. I don't know if starting our bike ride up a super steep winding road was the best idea (we definitely had to ...
A drive through the hills
... Val di Pesa had hilltop prominence, Impruneta had a circus in town, Castelina in Chianti had a gorgeous castle / church, Greve in Chianti had wine, picturesque surroundings and a wonderful piazza. Many photos of delightful countryside taken today. ...
Greve in Chianti : que dire de plus
Apres une heure de bus dans un paysage montagneux remplis de vignoble et de plantattion d'olivier, nous somme arrive a "Greve in chianti" en toscane. Malheureusement pour nous, la saisons des visites de vignobles est terminee. Nous avons quand meme marche ...
TUSCANA - I LOVE YOU
... across the location sign that identified we were in the Region of Chianti so that made us happy, so now we followed the signs to GREVE. I guess on the map distances and not the same as reality, so what looked like maybe 15 minutes took about an hour. But ...
Greve in Chianti
... seda – poole kilomeetri pärast oli mäeotsas tupikus ja tuli ringi pöörata. Villa juures askeldavalt aednikult küsisin: Greve in Chianti? See seletas midagi itaalia keeles asfaldist ja vehkis käega. Pöörasime siis linna poole tagasi. Lõpuks ...
Greve / Montefiorella August 7, 2009
... del Guerrino on a veranda overlooking the countryside. antipasti, bisteca, bread soup, ratatouille, pasta w/ragu (boar) and wine. Went into Greve to go to larger grocery store, but once again, timed it wrong (closed). So went to smaller market, then ...
22/9 Wednesday Greve, Chianti
... and certainly not poor enough to miss a day in Tuscany country. Walked to the station to catch another Sita bus, this time to Greve in the heart of Chianti, wine country. Bus was rushing even though we weren't in Hurry ourselves, over good roads spoiled ...
Wine tasting - Chianti style
After a big day yesterday we did not venture far, especially as it was a public holiday. In the afternoon we drove in to Greve in Chianti to see the Museo Vino, which was open in spite of the public holiday. What a find it was. We had only seen it in ...
Italy, August 3
... a white wine sauce, and tiramusu. All very good. And we invited them to eat w/us. So heard wonderful stories about Italy. Found out some people still keep animals w/them in their house or in barns attached to house. We were wondering where all ...
The Castles you have when you don't have castles
We thought we might visit a few of the local castles. Everywhere we looked there was a "Castilla" or equivalent on a sign, so we guessed that there some interesting old buildings around. With high hopes we set off for Castello di Montefiorealle. What was ...
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