 | Chianti Region, Italy |
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... at 2:00 pm and traveled for about an hour before arriving at Rocca di Castagnoli, a place in the middle of the Chianti region that has many vineyards and that makes several types of wine. (Their website is http://www.roccadicastagnoli.com/ catalog/ ...
During our second day in Tuscany, we headed out to explore the Chianti region, starting with a town called Radda in Chianti. We walked around the city, stopping in some wine stores called Enotecas and took pictures of the scenery. We grabbed a quick bite ...
... would American democracy (and Judeo-Christian morality) be without Philipo?) We spent the afternoon doing little more exploring in Chianti, having lunch in a town called Greve. We found most of the towns to pale in comparison to Castellina and Radda. ...
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When visiting Italy
Posted on Apr 5, 2007, 15:30:30
... ) Florence (history, art, fashion) Pisa, Lucca, San Gimignano, Arezzo (history, art) Forte dei Marmi (summer, entertainment, trendy) Chianti Region (food) Perugia, Cortona, Gubbio, Siena , Spoleto (history, food, art) Rome (history, art, food) Naples, ...
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scenic drive from Cinque Terre to Sienna
Posted on Aug 28, 2009, 16:42:30
... through the windy chianti road, pick up a winery and stop for a wine tasting and if you want for a nice local lunch. The chianti region is pretty big, and I can say any little town you choose has its own appeal. Hi We are also visiting Cinque Terre ...
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scenic drive from Cinque Terre to Sienna
Posted on Aug 27, 2009, 01:35:12
... Check out the town of Monteriggioni, drive through the windy chianti road, pick up a winery and stop for a wine tasting and if you want for a nice local lunch. The chianti region is pretty big, and I can say any little town you choose has its own appeal.
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When visiting Italy
Posted on May 4, 2008, 17:41:04
... ) Florence (history, art, fashion) Pisa, Lucca, San Gimignano, Arezzo (history, art) Forte dei Marmi (summer, entertainment, trendy) Chianti Region (food) Perugia, Cortona, Gubbio, Siena , Spoleto (history, food, art) Rome (history, art, food) Naples, ...
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