Chianni suits families and groups who want a private pool in quiet olive and oak country, with Pisa about 35 km away. The village is small, so shops, restaurants and sights mean driving.
Chianni is a medieval village in the Terre di Pisa, surrounded by low mountains and oak woods. Its municipality takes in chestnut woods, vines and olive trees, and the local olive oil is a speciality. The church of San Donato dates to 1277, though the building was largely remodelled in the 19th century. Most homes here have a private pool and a garden, and many sleep six or more. In July an opera festival uses Piazza del Castello, and a wild boar festival comes round each autumn.
The municipality's only hamlet, a few kilometres from Chianni, with an 18th-century sanctuary surrounded by woods.
Reached by road towards Castellina Marittima and then a woodland walk, with a pool below the falls where you can swim.
A village with a fortress whose walls date back to the early Middle Ages, and a small factory making handcrafted semolina pasta.
A neighbouring municipality producing wine, with a strawberry festival among its yearly events.
Pisa is about 35 km from Chianni and has the busiest airport in Tuscany, while Florence, about 60 km away, has an airport with flights from London. Chianni is a village in rural countryside, so you need a car.
July brings the Chianni Opera Festival in Piazza del Castello. In October the chestnut season is celebrated at Rivalto, and the Chianni Wild Boar Festival follows later in the autumn, with dinners, tastings and music.
Yes. Most homes here have a private pool and a garden, and many sleep six or more, which suits groups and extended families. The village is small, so meals out usually mean a drive.
Yes. The countryside offers long walks and cycling routes through oak woods. The Ghiaccione waterfalls are reached by road towards Castellina Marittima and a woodland walk, and the second fall drops about 10 metres down a rocky wall into a pool where you can swim.
It runs each autumn, and the Chianni Wild Boar Festival has been going since 1976, making it one of the oldest in Tuscany. It offers wild boar dinners, tastings, music and activities for children.
About 35 km from Pisa and about 60 km from Florence. As a rural village it is best reached by car.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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