A short but atmospheric walk that takes you from Montefioralle to Greve in Chianti. You will walk along quiet country lanes past vineyards and olive trees. In Greve, you will find a lively square, shops, and a market. A delightful route for a peaceful start to the day, concluding with coffee or lunch.

This hiking route leads you past cypress-lined avenues, small chapels, and historic farmhouses. Along the way, you will enjoy constant views over the Chianti hills. It is a peaceful walk where nature and culture converge, perfect for those wishing to explore Chianti at a relaxed pace.

A varied hiking route around Montefioralle featuring forests, vineyards, and open vistas. You return to the village via Cintoia. The route is well-marked and offers enough variety to ensure there is always something new to see along the way. Ideal if you wish to take a longer walk without it becoming too strenuous.

This walk takes you across rolling hills to the picturesque village of Panzano. Along the way, vineyards and panoramic views alternate. In Panzano, you can settle down at a winery or restaurant. An ideal route for those who wish to combine hiking with fine dining and a relaxing afternoon.

Follow a section of the Via Francigena, a renowned pilgrimage route in Tuscany. You will walk towards the monastery of Badia a Passignano, through a landscape of vineyards and forests. A remarkable walk where history and nature converge, naturally inviting a slower pace.

A more challenging route through forests, along streams, and over hills. The small village of Lucolena is a lovely spot for a break before your return hike. Suitable for those seeking a longer, more active walk with diverse landscapes.

A longer hike to the historic village of Volpaia, renowned for its medieval atmosphere and fine wine. Along the way, you will enjoy panoramic views over the Chianti region. A beautiful route for experienced hikers looking to combine a longer day out with an extraordinary destination.