Wine Routes in Tuscany

Sharing a carafe of Chianti while the autumnal Tuscan air swirls around you is one of the great pleasures of traveling in Italy. Of course, there’s more to Tuscan wine than the everyday Chianti.

Did you know that there are more than a dozen wine routes in Tuscany, also known as Le Strade del Vino?

Most wine-loving travelers are familiar with Tuscan vintages like Chianti and Montepulciano. But have you ever tried Vino Vernaccia, a white wine from San Gimignano?

Letting your curious palate determine your itinerary can lead to traveling paths you may never have considered. The various wine road consortiums in the links below will not only tell you about the various wines that are available and the vineyards and wine shops to visit, but also assist with information on sightseeing, hotels, and other area activities.

Tuscany’s wine routes are as follows, sorted by province:

Wine Routes of Tuscany by Province

Arezzo

Strada del Vino Terre di Arezzo

Florence

Strada del Vino e dell’Olio Chianti Classico, Strada del Vino Chianti Colli Fiorentini, Strada del Vino di Montespertoli, Strada dei Vini Chianti Rufina e Pomino

Grosseto

Strada del Vino Monteregio di Massa Marittima, Strada del Vino Colli di Maremma, Strada del Vino di Montecucco e dei Sapori d’Amiata

Livorno

Strada del Vino Costa degli Etruschi

Lucca

Strada del Vino Colline Lucchesi e Montecarlo

Massa Carrara

Strada del Vino Colli di Candia e di Lunigiana

Prato

Strada Medicea dei Vini di Carmignano

Pisa

Strada del Vino delle Colline Pisane

Siena

Strada del Vino Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Strada del Vino Nobile di Montepulciano e dei Sapori della Valdichiana Senese, Strada del Vino Orcia

Of course, you can easily pair one or more of these wine routes with a visit to Florence, Siena, or Pisa; the Tuscan hills; or Tuscany’s beaches.

Happy sipping!

Updated May 17th, 2023
Originally published September 23, 2008