Virtual eBike Tour: Castello di Brolio & Gaiole in Chianti

Highlights

• Virtual eBike Route
• Chianti Landscapes
• Accessible Experience

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Gaiole in Chianti

   Pass by

   Gaiole in Chianti is a charming medieval village nestled in the Chianti Classico hills, in the province of Siena. Born as an ancient Point of Sale, today it is the heart of wine production and a reference point for cycling enthusiasts thanks to the Eroica

2. 2

   Castello di Brolio

   30min

   You are near the castle ticket office, park your bike ahead if you want to visit the gardens. The Castello di Brolio is one of the symbolic places of Chianti Classico and has been linked to the Ricasoli family since 1141. It rises in a panoramic position among vineyards and hills and is also famous for the figure of Bettino Ricasoli, linked to the history of Chianti wine. The gardens, viewpoints and chapel are worth visiting. No Reservation is required for entrance to the gardens, while guided tours must be booked online. In 2026 it is open from 6 to 19 March from Friday to Sunday, then from 20 March to 12 October every day; children up to 12 years old enter for free and the guided Classic Tour is indicated at 55 euros.

3. 3

   Cantalici Winery

   10min

   Cantine Cantalici : 500 years of history to tell The first evidence of the furnace, the oldest part of the farm, dates back to a map of the sixteenth century, and identifies it precisely as the "Furnace of Ridolfo Zati", dowry for the marriage of a rich Florentine citizen. Loris, our father, bought this plot of land in the 70s, and when we go to the barrel cellar making visits with tasting, we want to stop for a moment at the furnace, because it combines past and present.

Before you go

Location