Vineyard Tours & Tastings – Le Filigare is located in the heart of Chianti Classico, surrounded by world-renowned vineyards. Many offer tours, tastings, and even cooking classes.

Tuscan Cooking Class – Learn how to make pasta, tiramisu, or traditional Tuscan dishes with local chefs.

Florence (40 min) – Renaissance art, the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and plenty of shopping.

Siena (50 min) – A medieval city known for its stunning cathedral and the Piazza del Campo.

San Gimignano (35 min) – Famous for its medieval towers and gelato (some say the best in Italy!).

Greve in Chianti (20 min) – A charming town with wine shops, markets, and a relaxed piazza.

Florence Leather Goods – Famous for handmade bags, belts, and shoes.

Chianti Farmers Markets – Weekly village markets with wine, cheese, produce, and crafts.

Designer Outlets (The Mall) – Luxury brands like Gucci, Prada, and Valentino, just outside Florence.

Bistecca alla Fiorentina – A giant Tuscan T-bone steak, charred on the outside and rare inside. Best shared with friends!

Pici Pasta – A hand-rolled, thick spaghetti from Siena, usually served with cacio e pepe or wild boar.

Ribollita – A hearty Tuscan bread and vegetable soup, a local comfort food.

Cantucci with Vin Santo – Crunchy almond cookies dipped in sweet dessert wine.

Wild Boar (Cinghiale) – Often served in ragu over pasta, a regional delicacy.

Fresh Pecorino Cheese – Try it young and soft, or aged with a drizzle of honey.

Tuscan Olive Oil – Best enjoyed simply, with fresh bread and sea salt.

Gelato in San Gimignano – Don’t miss the award-winning Gelateria Dondoli (flavors like saffron & Vernaccia wine).

Espresso & Pastries – Start the day Italian-style with a cappuccino and a cornetto (Italian croissant).

Chianti Classico Wine – The region’s signature red, marked by the black rooster seal.