Location: Greve in Chianti
Top Things to do in Greve in Chianti
The 10 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Greve in Chianti, Tuscany
Greve in Chianti (the old name was Greve; in 1972 it was renamed Greve in Chianti after the inclusion of that area in the Chianti wine district) is a town and comune (municipality) in the Metropolitan City of Florence, Tuscany, Italy. It is located about 31 kilometres (19 mi) south of Florence and 42 kilometres (26 mi) north of Siena.
Restaurants in Greve in Chianti
1. Montefioralle Winery
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5.0 based on 908 reviews
Our winery organizes visits and private wine tastings only by appointment arranged in advance.
Reviewed By fereday2019 - Moscow, United States
Beautiful Italian countryside small family winery with personal attention by the owner(s) You must try the cookies and ask for the recipe. Shipping to US is easy.
2. Accademia del Buon Gusto
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5.0 based on 484 reviews
Reviewed By ladyvyper - Los Angeles, United States
What can I say? After 11 years of visits, still my favorite place in the world to taste wine. The owner, Stefano, is passionate about the wines and about life, and incorporates both storytelling and philosophy into his tastings. If you are in Panzano, walk up the hill and visit him. You won't be disappointed!
3. Azienda Agricola Altiero (Winery)
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5.0 based on 166 reviews
We are a small company in the heart of Chianti Classico, family-run.We produce Chianti Classico and Riserva, Rosato, and IGT, extra virgin olive oil and a small line of totally natural and organic cosmetics, as the rest of our products. Is possible, only by reservation, to visit the winery and taste our wines accompanied by typical Tuscan products. this is NOT a RESTAURANT, our menu is limited to the use of local products. The management of any intolerances, allergies or food restrictions, can be facilitated by advance notice and in any case can not always be guaranteed.
Reviewed By FernandoT1942
This is our third year of wine tasting tours in the Chianti region and I can tell you that this is our best experience ever, Samuela was very careful in bio safety measures while explaining the domain history and while we were tasting her delightful wines and oil. If you want to visit a family domain with a personal treatment this is the place!
4. Misticoteca
5. Il Vinaino di Greve
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5.0 based on 50 reviews
IL VINAINO DI GREVE is a small, exclusive and typical wine & food corner located in the center of Greve in Chianti, in Tuscany in the heart of the Chianti Classico, in the ancient Via Roma street and just 30 meters from the main square Piazza Matteotti. At Il Vinaino di Greve you can eat the famous Tuscan Tagliere made of Cold Cuts and Pecorino Cheeses or have just an Aperitivo Toscano. Drink wine by the glass or by bottle choose among the best fine wines on the shelves, or make the perfect wine tasting in Greve in Chianti Town
Reviewed By suecamer - London, United Kingdom
stopped here for lunch with friends - we all loved the Labrador Retriever and split our lunch orders between tagliere and panini. We all enjoyed our wine and most of us bought some to take away with us. Very reasonably priced as well. Will definitely return when next in Greve -
6. L'Orcio a Ca di Pesa srl
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5.0 based on 86 reviews
Ca' di Pesa is centrally located in Chianti Classico, close to the town of Panzano - at the centre of a natural basin that is referred to as the Conca d'Oro (or golden hollow), due to its rich soil, its exposure to the sun, and the excellent wines that are made there.
Reviewed By 173alliem
We visited Ca di Pesa last week and had an absolutely incredible time! This boutique winery is very special and most definitely worth the trip. Diego, the winemaker himself, was extremely personable, delightful and hospitable. He first gave the three of us a tour of their beautiful property which is extremely picturesque, surrounded by rolling hills covered with grape vines almost as far as the eye can see. We then entered into the cellar where we learned a bit about their casks and fermentation process. Following, we got to the tasting in a charmingly rustic building where delicious local cheese and salumi were served. All the wines were wonderful... but we especially loved the Super Tuscan!! The education continued as we learned about Diego's winemaking techniques and got a better understanding about how different grapes thrive in different climates from each other. We *loved* visiting Ca di Pesa and hope to return one day as guests in their gorgeous villa!! Ciao Diego!
7. Lamole Di Lamole
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5.0 based on 100 reviews
No photograph or article, however beautiful or well written, will ever be able to convey the full charm of this age-old village, with its vineyards, woods and olive groves. The best way to discover it is to follow the example of the ancient Romans and the thousands of pilgrims who have passed through it over the centuries, ascending from the Greve valley to the natural terrace of Lamole that overlooks the whole of the Chianti Classico zone. You can choose between two engaging tours that will introduce you to this stunning region. Share the history and explore the authentic winemaking vocation of Lamole di Lamole. Begin your tour in the historical vineyard, visit the winery, and finish at the Salotto di Lamole and our Bistrot for excellent food and wine samplings.
8. Off Road in Tuscany
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5.0 based on 41 reviews
This is the ultimate experience for those who want to discover the beauty of Tuscany off road. We'll be on board of a Land Rover Defender 4x4 driven by a licensed off road driver, who'll bring us, through wilderness and untouched nature, to visit castles, ancient villages, remote abbeys and abandoned churches. The paths we have designed are suitable for everyone, from the most experienced explorers to kids. On the way, we'll visit our friends at their farms and try their fresh produce, cheese, extra virgin olive oil, and of course Chianti wine.
9. Piazza Matteotti
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4.5 based on 453 reviews
The statue in the middle of this picturesque square is of Giovanni di Verrazzano, the man who discovered New York harbor.
Reviewed By amysun2016 - Fairfield, United States
Very lovely square with an old church and lots of ceramic shops and one famous butcher sho that you have to go.
10. Pieve di San Leolino
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4.5 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By Adomczi - Crete, Greece
Look for 14th century paintings inthis church. Music concerts on Sunday evenings are free For Catholics this is a special small intimate church
