Panzano in Chianti hotels and info
 

Anyone have info on this town, i.e., charm, historical signifance, good location to do day trips in Tuscany from? Also any hotel recommends in the town itself other than Le Barone?

Hi Beth, you can try this site http://www.panzano.com/second-pages/top-page-eng.htm. You can also contact a guide if you have any questions. I have obtained a lot of information about my trip in Tuscany at http://www.edreams.com/edreams/engli...IDEID=75800076 <BR>It' s free! <BR>Hopefully this can help. <BR>ClaudiaMaria <BR>

thanks for the web-site

Beth, <BR> <BR>WE stayed in Panzano this past July. I would recommend it highly. Close to all major places ie Siena, Volterra, San Gimignano but quaint & charming - We absolutely loved Panzano -its quintessential ITALY! <BR> <BR>PS We stayed at Villa Rosa - cheap, lovely & the owners were great. email me directly if you need any further information. <BR> <BR>Mary

We were in Italy in September 1998 and went to the wine festival in the main square of Panzano--a lot of fun. We thought it was a lovely town and would consider staying there if we go back. It had a couple restaurant although we didn't eat in any. It is small, though.

Panzano is a great home base for Chianti - we stayed in a B&B - they also have a sister hotel in Florence - it was great - you could walk out the back door of the B&B into Panzano. We loved Chianti - great markets, wine, etc. Go to http://www.venere.it/toscana/greveinchianti/villarosa/ <BR>

Attn: Trish <BR>Trish - what was the name of the B&B you stayed at? Do they have a web site? <BR>Thanks! <BR>Joy