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The extensive hilly area of Chianti is located between the provinces of Florence, Siena and Arezzo.

Its unique landscapes are characterized by sinuous hills famous for their vineyards from which the world-famous wine is produced, which you can taste in the various ancient villages and numerous wine cellars or wine shops.

But that's not all, Chianti is also an ideal area to discover and visit the many medieval villages rich in history, through walking itineraries, bike routes or Vespa rides. Whichever Chianti destination you choose, it will give you evocative

landscapes, history and inimitable products famous throughout the world.

San Gimignano is a Tuscan town rich in history and charm. It is known for its medieval towers that rise from the ground and were used as warning signs in case of enemy attacks. The towers, because they are as tall as skyscrapers, have led the city to be called "the medieval Manhattan." Ancient rich and prosperous, today the city is a major tourist attraction offering numerous monuments and historical sites to visit, including two large churches, a cathedral, and various palaces and castles. There are shops, restaurants and bars of all kinds, which offer visitors an unforgettable experience of Italian flavors.

Tourists from all over the world come to Tuscany to visit the Val d'Orcia, known for its beautiful landscapes that have inspired numerous Italian painters and filmmakers over the years. This entire area in the province of Siena, named for the Orcia River that runs through it, is rich in medieval castles, ancient villages (the most famous include Pienza and Montalcino), vineyards, olive groves and hillsides with characteristic cypress avenues.

In addition to admiring unique landscapes, throughout the Val d'Orcia you can enjoy excellent wines, such as Brunello di Montalcino, and typical Tuscan dishes and local products.