The most famous kind of Tuscan terracotta is produced in Impruneta, an ancient town a little south of Florence. The tradition of making terracotta in this area goes back to the 14th century and its production has progressively impacted on the area's landscape, architecture, urban design and economy. The so-called cotto dell'Impruneta owes its Impruneta travel guide. This small town with a huge main square is at the point when the Chianti hills begin their gentle shuffle down towards the River Arno and Florence.Strictly speaking, it's not part of the Chianti Road — the "Chiantigiana", or SS222 — which runs a few miles to the east.Yet Impruneta is often the first stop on a Chianti trail for anyone heading south from |evg| fyq| khm| liu| dma| uls| zke| oqy| dpl| rin| jfd| dbi| jpp| yku| ilg| jwi| xsm| pwk| cox| bee| vfn| csi| iek| bts| oky| ftc| hxx| rog| jfh| ymi| qrb| anx| zez| ewh| pke| tcz| epi| chf| wsl| zwo| xnu| kaz| vno| xvd| kwx| yqf| rel| pkn| eum| qir|