Vineyard  Towns  of  Italy

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 9 February 2022
The vineyard towns of Italy listed below represent just the cream of the crop in a country which loves its wines like no other. From Piedmont to Tuscany, Lazio and Veneto, these towns and villages have a heritage of not only producing the wines but also for their hospitality and the modern-day culture of wine tourism. 

The provinces of Asti and Cuneo in Piedmont are among the largest ares of vineyards with some of the best towns including Barolo, Barbaresco and La Morra. Tuscany's Chianti region is another that draws visitors from far and wide with a clutch of significant towns including Radda and Greve. It's a similar story in Veneto with the Valpolicella region and its numerous villages. 
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Barolo, Piedmont
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Barolo

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Barolo, Piedmont

Bolgheri

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Bolgheri, Tuscany

Soave

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Soave, Veneto

Greve  in  Chianti

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Greve in Chianti, Tuscany

Barbaresco

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Barbaresco, Piedmont

San  Giorgio  di  Valpolicella

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San Giorgio di Valpolicella, Veneto

Radda  in  Chianti

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Radda in Chianti, Tuscany

Gavi

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Gavi, Piedmont

Montepulciano

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Montepulciano, Tuscany

La  Morra

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La Morra, Piedmont

Asti

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Asti, Piedmont

Frascati

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Frascati, Lazio

Nizza  Monferrato

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Nizza Monferrato, Piedmont

Canelli

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Canelli, Piedmont

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