In the heart of Tuscany, among the gentle hills of Chianti, lies Greve in Chianti, a small village surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. The town is known for its medieval historic center, featuring the distinctive triangular-shaped Piazza Matteotti, its arcades, and numerous shops offering typical local products. Greve in Chianti is a unique blend of history, culture, culinary traditions, and natural beauty.

The Cittaslow philosophy is perfectly embodied in this town, thanks to the preservation of its historical features, respect for the environment, and promotion of local products. One of Greve in Chianti's main attractions is the production of fine wines, celebrated in various events throughout the year—most notably the Chianti Classico Wine Festival, held every September.

The responsible traveler will enjoy the rich network of green trails for walking, hiking, and cycling, as well as visiting the many farms and wineries and tasting the area's typical products. In the surrounding territory, visitors can also explore other historic villages and admire breathtaking views of the Tuscan countryside.