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Casa del Cirica Apartment: A nice apartment in the Chianti countryside
stenda85 Says: Visited the village of Castagnoli, where the apartment is situated, then went to the near town of Gaiole in Chianti. In the afternoon visited the castle of Meleto (really interesting) and then the castle of Brolio (10km from the apartment) where we have eaten in the...
il Papavero: A gem hidden in the hills
macademia Says: Il Papavero is a little Osteria situated in the tiny picturesque hamlet of Barbischio overlooking Gaiole in Chianti. Lorella Caddeo has created a very attractive eating place and delivers a very good standard of food to go with it. It is prettily draped in creepers set off...
il falconiere: If you can afford it....
macademia Says: If you are feeling like celebrating and are willing to pay c100 Euros for superb Tuscan cuisine in exquisite surroundings then you must try Il Falconiere just north of Cortona, off the road to Arezzo.It is plush and luxurious - sample the website for a flavour of what to...
Badia il Coltibuono: Exquisite setting with excellent food and wine
macademia Says: Set in what used to be an Abbey, nestling in the Chianti hills with a view over the Val d'Arno and beyond, this is a fabulously set jewel of a restaurant. The ambience is warm and welcoming, established by the tasteful restaurant design and sealed by the efficient and...
michael72chi Says: Since to move with public transports in Chianti is very hard me and my wife decided to contact Alessandra on www.winetouradventure.com for a comprehensive tour of Chainti region. She is very friendly, she speaks English fluently and she well knows her country.Reccomended!!
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Set in what used to be an Abbey, nestling in the Chianti hills with a view over the Val d'Arno and beyond, this is a fabulously set jewel of a restaurant. The...
Q: I want to travel from Rome airport to Gaiole in Chianti...not by hiring a car.Happy to use buses/trains. Anyone done that?
A: you should first go by train to florence, then take a train to Siena and a bus from there... there aren't many busses to all these small destinations in the Chianti...
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In Italian, Castello means castle. That is where we stayed for a week. The Castello di Brolio is owned by the Ricasoli family, who have owned it since the 15th century or so. The location is...
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