Touring the Chianti area in Tuscany

What's the first thing that comes up to your mind, when thinking about Chianti? Let us guess, probably its wine production, since such tradition has been carried out for centuries and centuries. The Chianti Classico wine has become famous all over the world, with the name that identifies these territories between Florence and Siena and with its symbol, the "Gallo Nero" (or black rooster).

To reach these fertile hills and wander around extensively, consider taking the so-called Chiantigiana road (or SR 222) as your reference point. Follow the itinerary below to check off some items from your to do (and taste) list.