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Monteriggioni, Italy
Occupying the wine cellars of a former Benedictine monastery in the medieval hamlet of Abbadia Isola, Futura Osteria holds consecutive Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition for 2024 and 2025. Chef Hannah Flora's approach is resolutely seasonal and Tuscan in character, supported by a refined wine list and a secluded terrace. At the €€ price tier, it represents considered value on the Via Francigena corridor.
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Monteriggioni, Italy
Monteriggioni is a near-perfectly preserved medieval hilltop village in the Province of Siena, encircled by a 13th-century ring wall and fourteen towers that have changed little since Dante referenced them in the Inferno. Sitting at the heart of Chianti country, it occupies a compact ridge above the Via Francigena pilgrim route, making it among the more complete examples of Tuscan military architecture in existence.
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Monteriggioni, Italy
Lornano is a low-key Chianti Classico estate in Monteriggioni, shaped by Sangiovese, calcareous soils, underground cellars, and more than a century of family stewardship. The draw is not spectacle but place: a 180-hectare Tuscan property where vineyard, olive grove, historic stonework, and agriturismo hospitality sit close to the wine itself.
Monteriggioni, Italy
Stomennano is a historic borgo estate in Monteriggioni, framed by Chianti Classico vineyards, olive groves, woods, and gardens. Its strongest draw is the way wine, lodging, weddings, and heritage architecture operate as one rural Tuscan experience rather than a conventional tasting-room visit.
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