Verrazzano

Castello di Verrazzano near Greve in Chianti

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Castello di Verrazzano

The Castle of Verrazzano retains the designation "castello" (castle) but is in fact a Renaissance villa built around a mediaeval tower. The castle is famous as the seat of the family of Giovanni da Verrazzano, the navigator who discovered New York harbour. It is also a producer of some of excellent Chianti Classico wines. Vicchiomaggio offers wine tasting and from time to time musical and other events are held in its splendid roofed terrace.

Worth a brief visit.
More about Castello di Verrazzano.

Wine tasting and lunch at Castello di Verrazzano this winter!

As part of our wine and dine "Winter Weekend in Chianti" for groups of 8 to 15 persons, we will arrange your wine tasting and lunch at Castello di Verrazzano as well as an evening meal at the famous Panzano restaurant "Solociccia", owned by Dario Cecchini.

A great opportunity for your next team-building incentive event!

Accommodation, plus additional lunch and dinner at Podere Felceto near Panzano.