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In the Chianti Classico region, situated between Greve and the renowned art cities of Tuscany, Fattoria Santo Stefano enjoys a prime location: close enough to famous attractions for convenient excursions, yet nestled in the tranquil hills to ensure a truly refreshing stay. Surrounding it is an iconic landscape of vineyards, olive groves, holm oak forests, and oak trees, with cypress trees lining the horizon and white roads inviting leisurely strolls, allowing you to breathe in the most authentic Tuscany.
Just a few kilometers away lies Greve in Chianti, the vibrant heart of the area, featuring its porticoed square, wine shops, and historic stores where you can discover local cured meats, cheeses, and specialties. From here, a mosaic of small villages and castles is scattered among the hills: Panzano in Chianti, known for its panoramic views and friendly atmosphere; Montefioralle, one of Tuscany's most charming medieval villages; and then the wine routes leading to Radda, Castellina, and Gaiole, dotted with Romanesque churches, historic wineries, and vistas that look like paintings. It is a land to be explored slowly, pausing for a tasting, capturing a sunset photo, or enjoying a simple lunch at a countryside trattoria.
Nature lovers will find this part of Chianti to be a true paradise: trails through vineyards and forests, dirt roads perfect for walking and trekking, and routes ideal for biking and e-biking, with continuous ups and downs offering ever-changing views. The farm is set in an environment that maintains a strong connection to the area's history, traversed by ancient pathways and traces of centuries-old routes: walking here means discovering an intimate Chianti, filled with silences, the scents of the underbrush, and unexpected encounters with the most genuine countryside.
The location is also perfect for those wishing to alternate relaxation with cultural itineraries: Florence is about thirty minutes away, perfect for a day filled with museums, Renaissance palaces, and strolls along the Arno. San Gimignano can be reached in about forty minutes, known for its towers and unique medieval atmosphere, while Siena, Pisa, Lucca, and Arezzo are excellent destinations for day trips, each offering a distinct character and extraordinary artistic heritage. The beauty lies in being able to return, after indulging in the art and vibrancy of the cities, to the tranquility of the hills, rediscovering the greenery, the vast sky, and the slow pace of the countryside.
Chianti is also a culinary experience: here, every road leads to a winery, an olive oil mill, or a shop where you can learn about the region's great wines and extra virgin olive oil, products that are not just culinary excellence but a piece of local identity. Tastings, visits to wineries, meetings with producers, and local markets are part of the journey within a journey that makes this land so beloved. In every season, the countryside changes its appearance: spring is an explosion of green and fragrances, summer offers endless sunsets, autumn is the time for grape and olive harvests, while winter brings a more intimate charm, with clear landscapes and a cozy atmosphere.
Staying at Fattoria Santo Stefano means experiencing all of this from a special perspective: in the heart of an authentic and scenic Chianti, where beauty is not just a detail, but the everyday backdrop of each day.
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