Impruneta

Impruneta sits in the Chianti hills south of Florence, famous for centuries of terracotta craftsmanship producing tiles and pottery used throughout Tuscany. The town combines artisan tradition with wine culture, surrounded by vineyards producing Chianti wines and workshops creating handmade terracotta using local clay. The historic center features a beautiful Renaissance basilica, lively markets, and family-run trattorias serving traditional Tuscan cuisine. Annual festivals celebrate both terracotta heritage and grape harvest, while the surrounding countryside offers quiet roads through vineyards, olive groves, and wooded hills. This authentic town provides insight into Tuscan craft traditions alongside wine and rural culture.

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Things to Do

• •Visit terracotta workshops and learn about the production process
• •Explore local wineries and participate in wine tastings
• •Stroll through the historic town center and admire the architecture
• •Attend the annual festa dell'uva (grape festival) in October
• •Hike the surrounding hills for stunning views of the Chianti landscape
• •Enjoy local dishes at family-run trattorias

Nearby Attractions

• San Casciano in Val di Pesa - a charming town with local wineries
• Greve in Chianti - known for its wine and picturesque square
• Panzano in Chianti - home to traditional butcher shops and scenic views
• Certaldo - a medieval town with rich history and local festivals
• Reggello - famous for its olive oil and scenic hiking trails