Route 64 km
Piazzale Michelangelo > Greve in Chianti > Piazzale Michelangelo
Drive the Ferrari Portofino for approximately 90/120 minutes through the fantastic Chianti hills, crossing vineyards and olive trees on the splendid Chiantigiana road, one of the most beautiful in Tuscany. You will stop for about 30 minutes in the wonderful square of Greve in Chianti where you can buy local products.
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Arriving at Piazzale Michelangelo, you will see your gleaming red Ferrari Portofino waiting for you, along with our expert instructor. One glance at the spectacular view of the city, featuring the most iconic Florentine buildings (the Duomo Dome, Palazzo Vecchio, the Bargello, the Badia Fiorentina tower, Ponte Vecchio) and you're ready to be seduced by the powerful roar of the V8 engine. Tackle with grit, but always with caution thanks to the advice of our attentive driver, the gentle curves of the Viale dei Colli, so called by the Florentines, which winds in a continuous succession of scenic views, among villas, parks, walls and bastions, towers and olive groves.
We proceed, leaving on our left the ramps of Monte alle Croci and the beautiful Basilica of San Miniato al Monte, with its exceptional Romanesque façade, and we face with grit the curves that lead us toward the Galluzzo locality, with its marvelous Certosa visible on our right. And here we are at last on the Strada Imprunetana, where we can let the engine roar on straights and gentle curves that alternate in an enchanting Tuscan landscape dotted with olive and cypress trees. We arrive in Impruneta, the town of cotto, a type of terracotta produced since the Middle Ages and chosen by Filippo Brunelleschi to build the magnificent Cupola of the Florence Cathedral.
We then take the Via Chiantigiana, one of the most beautiful "Wine Roads" in the world, which allows us, in between speeding along, to enjoy the unique beauty of the Tuscan countryside. It feels like a movie, with postcard-perfect landscapes that follow one another and the powerful soundtrack that our Portofino gives us.
