It is very small authentic villages on the top of hill, surrounded by cypresses and vineyards. The best Chianti wine maker is located here. All best things here have the same name “Voplaia”: villages, castle, wine maker, restaurant… More

Wander through the ancients, narrow streets of Volpaia and you will be transported back in time. Nice tasting room - one of my favorite 'houses' in Chianti. Lovely little wine bar with a terrace and light plates right in the center of town. Stop for a glass of wine and enjoy the sights! More

My 8th year, in 2008, I wrote(with Patricia) ," A Month In Medieval Volpaia, Tuscany". It is a dairy of a 'temporary citizen' and includes 52 photos. Our goal in travel is to put roots down and become close to the people. Tom Douglas, a great chef in Seattle endorsed that concept after reading (and endorsing) our book and just... More

Our group of 5 couples stayed here in July 2010 and absolutely loved it! The villa we rented had 5 bedrooms, with bathrooms for each. There is a separate pool house with a bedroom and bathroom as well. The village - amazing! How often can you say you get to go to a centuries old village that has a working... More

Volpaia is a 13th century medieval hamlet, working winery, and vacation rental all in one. It is nestled in the hills about 15 minutes outside of Radda in Chianti. Our family with teenagers rented their apartment, Frontoio. The tiny village is lovely. Tourists may partake in a tour of the winery and cooking classes (For guests lodging in Volpaia the... More

A fortified Village of the 10th century perfectly preserved and truely engaged in the rural activity. Two thirds of the village, in fact, are part of the Castello di Volpaia winery, owned by the Mascheroni Stianti family, that also rents villas, appartments and organizes cellars' visits and cookery classes. In the village you can find a wineshop, two restaurants and... More