Tuscany: Chianti Road (SR222)
Navigate the iconic Via Chiantigiana from Florence to Siena. Discover endless rolling hills, medieval hamlets, and historic estates producing renowned Sangiovese.
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Curated Scenic Drives
Drive the World's Great Vineyards
Your compass for navigating the most beautiful, winding roads through historic wine regions and picturesque rural villages.
Featured Routes
Bordeaux: Route des Châteaux (D2)
Drive the fabled Médoc peninsula past some of the world's most prestigious and architecturally stunning wine estates.
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Napa: Silverado Trail
Escape the heavy traffic of Highway 29 on this scenic, oak-lined eastern route that connects Napa to Calistoga.
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Douro Valley: Route N222
Often cited as one of the world's best drives, this short but spectacular stretch hugs the Douro River through dramatic terraced slopes.
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Alsace: Route des Vins
A longer journey skirting the Vosges mountains, stringing together fairy-tale villages, ruined castles, and vibrant hillsides.
Read GuideTips for Scenic Drives in Wine Country
Driving through agricultural regions requires a slightly different approach than a standard highway road trip. Keep these fundamentals in mind to ensure your journey is safe, respectful, and enjoyable.
Pace Yourself
These roads are often narrow, winding, and shared with agricultural machinery. Plan to cover much less ground per day than you would on an interstate. The joy is in the journey, not the speed.
Designate a Driver
If you plan to stop at tasting rooms along the way, ensure you have a designated driver who abstains from drinking, or book accommodations within walking distance of your final stop.
Seasonal Timing
Harvest season (typically September/October in the Northern Hemisphere) is beautiful but brings heavy tractor traffic and busy cellars. Spring offers lush green vines and quieter roads.