Road Trip Through Tuscany (Italy)

For just under two weeks, we traveled through Tuscany with our camper, marveling at places and indulging daily—a wild and nourishing adventure. Our first longer stop was Greve in Chianti, a central spot that opened the door to day trips in every direction, rough and inviting.

Colors and Trails in Chianti

In Greve, autumn colors shone bright and alive. We wandered through historic towns like San Gimignano and Castellina, hiked through vineyards—a dance between history and nature, delicate and powerful. The air was filled with earth and vines.

Siena and Montepulciano – A Change of Scenery

Next, we headed to Siena, a highlight wrapped in splendor, before rolling on toward Montepulciano. There, the landscape became more rugged, marked by famous cypress avenues—a contrast to Chianti, rough yet picturesque. Towns like Monticiano, Montecello, and the Orcia Valley added their own stories.

Aerial Shots Over Tuscany

Of course, we launched the drone for some aerial shots—the hills, vineyards, and cypresses told their story from above, a landscape swinging between stillness and color, a view that stays with you.