• Siena - The tour begins here with a bike ride to the village of Geggiano, where there will be a brief stop for storytelling and photos.
• Villa di Geggiano - In this charming hamlet, a short break is taken outside the Castle to learn about the significance of the Bianchi Bandinelli family, the area’s lords, and the production of Chianti Classico. It’s a perfect moment for photos as the Siena skyline can be admired.
• Vallepicciola - The landscape becomes hilly here, with cypress trees lining the roads and castles dominating the scenery. This is the time to experience the famous white gravel roads of Chianti Classico, renowned for the Eroica race. The route passes by the Vallepicciola Winery before entering the Castles Roads. Stops for photos and storytelling will be made along the way.
• Pianella - The journey continues along the white gravel roads, with opportunities for photos and storytelling until reaching Monti in Chianti.
• Monti - A stop is made at a local café in the hamlet of Monti in Chianti to relax, use the restroom, and enjoy Sienese biscuits and pastries before heading to the Castle of Cacchiano.
• Castello di Cacchiano - The route passes by this castle, offering distant views during stops to appreciate the landscape. The estimated time from Monti in Chianti to Brolio Castle is 30 minutes.
• Castello di Brolio - A local guide will lead a tour of the castle’s facilities, providing detailed insights into the historical conflicts between Siena and Florence, and the life of the Ricasoli family. A visit to the wine cellar follows, with the opportunity to learn about and possibly taste one of the many Chianti Classico wines produced by Vinicola Ricasoli.
• Barone Ricasoli - Wine tasting is included here, with one glass per person, chosen from their three types of Chianti Classico or other excellent wines. Additional wine tastings are available for purchase.
• Agribar Brolio - After wine tasting, there is time to enjoy this iconic old-style bar, a must-visit for cyclists and enthusiasts. Water and snacks are available before resuming cycling.
• Borgo di San Gusme - Following the guided tour and wine tasting at Brolio/Ricasoli, the journey continues to a restaurant where the delights of traditional Tuscan cuisine can be savored. Located in this charming hamlet, there is time to explore its fascinating monuments and local culture.
• Siena - The return to Siena is via the gravel roads of Chianti and some local provincial roads. There will be brief stops for storytelling, with the option to pause for coffee or restroom breaks if needed.

• Certified bicycle touring guide for the National MTB Academy
• Third party liability insurance
• Emergency mechanical assistance
• Guided Tour in the Castle of Brolio
• Tasting 1 glass of Chianti Classico wine at the Ricasoli winery
• Bicycle use

• Lunch
• Private transportation
• Bottled water

Set off on an adventure through the captivating hills of Chianti, traversing the renowned gravel roads of the Eroica. This journey offers a leisurely and reflective exploration of a region rich in culinary and wine heritage, home to the celebrated Chianti Classico wine (tasting included), and steeped in the history and culture of the longstanding rivalry between Siena and Florence. Additionally, enjoy a guided tour of one of Chianti’s most iconic castles, the Castle of Brolio, where you can admire breathtaking views of the vineyards and the city of Siena. To fully immerse in the local culture, a lunch reservation will be made at a family-owned restaurant, where you can relish the tranquility, warm hospitality, and traditional Tuscan cuisine. On the return trip, there will be a stop at San Gusmé, one of Italy’s most picturesque villages, where time seems to pass at a different pace.

• Not recommended for people with low level of fitness

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.