Chianti Wine Road (SR222)
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Chianti Wine Road (SR222)

The Chiantigiana (SR222) rolls through the heart of Tuscany between Florence and Siena, past cypress-lined lanes, hilltop wine towns, and endless vineyards and olive groves.

Distance

43 mi / 70 km

Suggested trip

2 days

Best season

May to October

Difficulty

Easy

Drives on the

Right

Tolls

Toll-free

Iconic stops

1

Greve in Chianti

The gateway town, with a triangular market square and butcher shops.

2

Panzano in Chianti

A hilltop village famed for its vineyard panoramas and celebrated butcher.

3

Radda in Chianti

A well-preserved walled village at the historic heart of the Chianti league.

4

Castellina in Chianti

An Etruscan-rooted wine town with a covered medieval walkway.

5

Siena

The route's southern finish: a medieval city around the shell-shaped Piazza del Campo.

Stops on the map

Each numbered marker matches the list above, linked in driving order from 1 to 5. Hover or tap a marker to see the stop name, scroll to zoom, and download the map as an image.

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Chianti Wine Road (SR222): numbered stops in order

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Tolls & fees

This route is toll-free

The SR222 Chiantigiana is a toll-free regional road. Only Italy's main autostrade (such as the A1) charge tolls if you use them to reach the area.

No tolls to estimate

Enjoy the drive. Budget instead for fuel, ferries, and parking.

Traffic & road alerts

The road is winding and narrow with slow tractors in harvest season. Historic town centres are limited-traffic zones (ZTL); park outside and walk in to avoid fines.

Best maps & planning

Plan your drive and check the latest conditions with these trusted maps and official resources.

Driving tips

  • Never drive into a town's ZTL zone. Park in the signposted lots outside the walls.
  • Stop at roadside wineries for a tasting of Chianti Classico, marked by the black rooster seal.
  • Allow far longer than the short distance suggests. The joy is in the slow detours.

Distances, tolls, and seasons are curated planning references and can change. Always confirm current tolls, opening dates, and closures with the official sources linked above before you travel.