Dimora Ghirlandaio is located in the countryside close to Florence city center, on the edge of the Chianti area. Its position offers open views toward the city, where Brunelleschi’s Cupola and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore stand out against the skyline.
The surrounding landscape is shaped by olive groves and vineyards. Local products, including extra virgin olive oil and wines from the area, are naturally part of this setting.
Dimora Ghirlandaio's locally sourced produce
The Florentine countryside has long been shaped by a mild climate and fertile land, naturally suited to agriculture. Vineyards and olive groves remain a defining presence around Dimora Ghirlandaio, reflecting a tradition rooted in the landscape and carried forward over time. Olive oil production has long been part of this context, already practiced by the Ghirlandaio family.
Today, Dimora Ghirlandaio produces an organic extra virgin olive oil from the sorrounding olive groves, using local varieties. Crafted to be enjoyed every day at the table, our olive oil can be savoured and purchased at the estate, or conveniently ordered online and delivered worldwide.
Itineraries in the surrounding area
The area around Dimora Ghirlandaio is well suited to short explorations and day trips, offering a variety of landscapes and towns within easy reach.
Impruneta, between hills and craft
The gentle hills of Impruneta lend naturally to walks and cycling routes.
Impruneta is known for its ancient art of terracotta. It was in its kilns that materials for many of Florence’s historic monuments were fired, a tradition still visible today in everyday objects and local workshops. This is an easy itinerary that combines landscape, craftsmanship, and moments to stop and taste local products.
Florence, Siena and the other art cities
A stay at Dimora Ghirlandaio allows guests to visit Florence with ease and to experience the Medici city through its artistic and architectural landmarks. From Palazzo Vecchio to the Uffizi Galleries, from Santa Maria Novella to the Accademia Gallery, where works by Domenico and Ridolfo Ghirlandaio can also be seen, the city can be explored comfortably.
From here, other Tuscan art cities such as Siena, Pisa, Lucca, and Arezzo can also be reached for day trips, moving easily between the countryside and some of the most important centers of medieval and Renaissance art.
A stroll through the Chianti hamlets
Dimora Ghirlandaio offers an ideal starting point for exploring the Florentine Chianti area. Country roads and gentle routes lead to small towns such as San Casciano, Colle Val d’Elsa, Monteriggioni, and Certaldo, set within a landscape of timeless allure and quiet beauty.
Along the way, medieval walls, Romanesque churches, narrow streets and open views invite unhurried stops and time to wander. A more intimate side of Tuscany, which has enchanted artists and travellers for centuries.
Are food and wine tastings included?
During your stay, you will be able to live extraordinary tasting experiences thanks to personalized samplings of extra virgin olive oil, refined wine, and local products. We will design your experience especially for you when you place your reservation.
Are there any hiking trails nearby?
Yes, many breathtakingly beautiful bike and foot trails wind their way out of Colle Ramole and through the surrounding hills. Dimora Ghirlandaio is ready to lead you in their discovery also by means of our fantastic Bike Tours.