Situated in Tuscany, one of the most beautiful regions of Italy, Montaione is a small village 50 km far from the most important cities of art of Tuscany like Florence, Siena and Pisa, while San Gimignano and Volterra can be reached in less than 30 minutes by car.
Montaione has ancient origins, is rich in art, history, culture and traditions; as confirmed by some archaeological finds in the surroundings that today is possible to admire in addition to a charming landscape of the Tuscany countryside of the Chianti hills.
The territory of Montaione, which is characterized by gentle hills cultivated with chianti vineyards and olive groves, represent the ideal place where to make a travel in Tuscany and to spend a relaxing holiday with the nature.
Thanks to endless variety of winding country roads, is the right place for those who love cycling holidays or to ride a horse. For those who love Golf, located in the wonderful Tuscan countryside, the "Castelfalfi Golf Club" give you the opportunity of an 18 holes Golf course (par 73) which is defined as the most difficult golf course in Italy, because the characteristics of the course.
If you are looking for a place to stay to practise your favourite sport, or a location to visit the most important cities of art of Tuscany, in montaione, you will have the opportunity to choose the accommodation that satisfy your needs; from a farmhouse to a vacation rentals, from a luxury hotels to a friendly bed and breakfast.
VisitMontaione.com is the first Tourist Guide on-line intended for those who want to make a travel and an Holiday in Montaione and in the Tuscany region.
Here you will easily find out all tourist information that may help you to make preparations for your travel in Tuscany and your stay in Montaione. You will find out information about how to arrive to Montaione, the sightseeing, restaurants, shopping, accommodations and how to book your holiday in Tuscany in Montaione.
There always will be a good reason to make a travel to Tuscany, every time of the Year. Welcome in our land, welcome in Montaione !
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