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History of Castellina in Chianti - Tuscany Italy

The most substantial archaeological finds in the Chianti region have been made near the town of Castellina but the entire area around the town contains relics and place names indicating substantial settlement during Etruscan and Roman times. Castellina was mentioned as early as the 11th century as a possession of the nobles of the Castle of Trebbio. The town played a prominent role in the disputes between Florence and Siena, which continued for many years.

The growth of Castellina was favored by its position on the shortest route between Florence and Siena. When the League of Chianti was founded, Castellina was initially chosen as its administrative center. At the end of the 14th century, the town was involved in the war in which Florence was pitted against Siena’s ally, the Duke of Milan. After sacking and burning the town, the Florentines erected new fortifications, most of which are still standing. The built-up area within the walls, with the exception of the recent neo-Classica ... Read More...