Chianti is suspended between two of Italy’s most important art cities: Florence and Siena.
Both can be reached either by public transportation or private car, so easy to get to that one. You can plan to visits museums or shopping and than return to Fattoria Querceto in the afternoon.

Chianti is a strategic location not only for the cities of Florence or Siena, but also cities like Lucca or Arezzo or one of the many small towns such as Castellina In Chianti, San Casciano, Monteriggioni, Panzano (these are just a few of many): all easily reached (in some cases even by bicycle).

Each of these centers has a reason to be very distinctive and characteristic. There is something in each of these for which the inhabitants are very proud, to the point that they may find it offensive, even though they are only a few kilometers apart, that they can be confused with one another. It must be said, however, that in each case, while emphasizing the differences that distinguish, each of these places or centers there is a common denominator and it is the landscape: the uniqueness of an expanse of hills that from time immemorial seem to have been arranged to give wine its best form. And, of course, also the people, who can enjoy it all.