An ancient castle now turned into a famous wine estate and holiday farm
Vicchiomaggio castle is probably the most impressive estate you can find in the Tuscany countryside positioned on top of a Chianti hill along the so called “wine road”. Known throughout the world as one of the leading wine producers in Italy and repeatedly appointed “Italian wine maker of the year” it has recently become one of the most appreciated holiday farm in Tuscany. The guests of the holiday farm can choose to accommodate in one of the suggestive suites of the castle or to book a private apartment or a country house located inside the estate. The country houses and apartments have been recently restored with elegance and style and come with any comfort you may need while spending your holiday in Chianti, Tuscany.
Vicchiomaggio castle offers a wide range of services and activities you may use and practice while you are accommodating inside one of our suites and apartments: the breathtaking panoramic swimming pool overlooking a large part of the Chianti area, the restaurant where you can enjoy traditional recipes of Tuscany, the escorted cellar tours and wine tastings. The strategic position of the estate at the beginning of the Chianti area, just 23 km far from the center of Florence make of this holiday farm the perfect choice if you decide to spend your holidays in Tuscany. Thanks to the large halls of the castle as well as to the cared gardens and the panoramic swimming pool area, Vicchiomaggio castle is also a requested location to organize weddings and events. A lot of people coming from different countries have already chosen Vicchiomaggio castle to celebrate their wedding in Florence as well as to make the following wedding party. The suggestive landscapes, the romantic atmosphere you may feel while going around the castle, the gardens and the whole estate, is something special we are sure you won’t find anywhere. Vicchiomaggio castle estate in Tuscany: holiday apartments and suites, fantastic wines, restaurant, wedding location, cellar visits and wine tastings. Is it enough?
Web site: www.vicchiomaggio.com