If there's one Italian wine region you must visit, make it Chianti, Italy, famous for its namesake red wine. It lies in the very center of Tuscany, between the larger cities of Florence and Siena, making it easily accessible from either city—perfect for a detour of a day or more for taking in the scenery, visiting medieval hilltowns, and touring local wineries. We recommend leaving the driving to someone else and sampling the fruits of Italy's hills and valleys via a wine tour. Do as the Italians do, and say "cin-cin!"
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