Surroundings -

Montepulciano

Situated at 10 kilometers from Chianciano Terme is Montepulciano, a hill town famous for the production of fine wines, especially the renowned Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. Here you can visit wine cellars, taste delicious wines and admire the Renaissance architecture of the city, with its famous Piazza Grande and the majestic Cathedral.

Pienza

About 20 kilometers from Chianciano Terme is Pienza, a small town considered a jewel of Renaissance architecture. Pienza was designed by the famous architect Bernardo Rossellino commissioned by Pope Pius II, and its historic center has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you can stroll the narrow cobbled streets, visit the Palazzo Piccolomini and taste the local cheeses, especially the famous Pecorino di Pienza.

Montalcino

Located about 40 kilometers from Chianciano Terme, Montalcino is another must-see destination for wine lovers. Here the famous Brunello di Montalcino is produced, one of the most prestigious wines in Italy. You will be able to visit the wine cellars, taste the Brunello and enjoy a spectacular panoramic view from the walls of the Rocca di Montalcino.

Siena

Less than an hour's drive from Chianciano Terme is Siena, one of the most fascinating cities in Tuscany. Siena is famous for its spectacular Piazza del Campo, where the famous Palio di Siena is held, a traditional horse race that attracts visitors from all over the world.
You will be able to visit the Cathedral of Siena, stroll through the narrow medieval streets and discover the unique atmosphere of this historic city.

Castiglione del lago

Castiglione del Lago is a medieval jewel set on the shores of the suggestive Trasimeno Lake.
This charming retreat welcomes you with its narrow cobbled streets and majestic walls that tell stories of bygone eras.
Immersed in an atmosphere of authentic charm, Castiglione del Lago offers a unique combination of history and nature. Its charming squares host cozy cafés and artisan shops, where you can discover the best of local craftsmanship.
The historic buildings and architectural details will transport you back in time, while the panoramic views of the lake and surrounding islands will take your breath away.
If you wish to spend a day surrounded by nature, we recommend visiting Lake Trasimeno, located about 40 kilometers from Chianciano Terme, in the Umbria region. This lake, the largest in central Italy, offers many outdoor activities, such as boating, swimming and cycling along its shores. You will also be able to visit the picturesque islands of the lake, such as Isola Maggiore and Isola Polvese.