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Italy Guides
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Italy's wine towns cover very different trips: the Chianti and Montalcino estates around Siena and Montepulciano, Valpolicella from Verona, Barolo from Turin, Etna from Taormina and Catania, and the terraced vineyards of the Amalfi Coast.
Each town below has its own tasting overview, winery guides and named winery visits.
Destinations in Italy
SienaSiena works as a wine base for two very different days: an unhurried hour over three…VeronaVerona puts Amarone country, Soave and Lake Garda within a short drive of one compact…MontepulcianoMontepulciano packs its historic cellars inside a walled hill town, so a serious Vino…TurinTurin puts three very different wine days within reach: short enoteca flights in the city…AmalfiAmalfi town is the base, not the vineyard.BolognaBologna sits within easy reach of two distinct wine landscapes: the Colli Bolognesi hills…CataniaCatania sits at the foot of Mount Etna, so a wine day here means black-lava vineyards…LuccaLucca is a compact base for tasting Colline Lucchesi and Montecarlo wines, with estates…OrvietoOrvieto puts its vineyards right below the town walls, so a wine day here needs less…San GimignanoSan Gimignano is Tuscany's white-wine town: Vernaccia di San Gimignano grows on the hills…SorrentoSorrento is a workable wine base rather than a vineyard town: a historic cellar sits in…TaorminaTaormina has no vineyards of its own, but it sits within striking distance of Mount…