The Maremma is a land where time seems to pass more slowly, between Medieval villages perched on hillsides, cobbled lanes that smell of history and views that fade into the horizon. Here, each village tells an ancient story of castles, fortresses, traditions and genuine flavours.
Grosseto (7 km)
The heart of the Maremma, between history and modernity.
Protected by mighty medicean walls perfectly preserved, Grosseto's historic centre holds a blend of medieval charm and contemporary liveliness. Strolling through its narrow streets, you can admire the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the Cassero Senese and the elegant squares animated by shops and cafés.
Massa Marittima (54 km)
A medieval jewel among the hills.
Considered one of the most fascinating cities of art in the Maremma, Massa Marittima boasts the splendid Garibaldi Square, dominated by the Cathedral of San Cerbone, and a maze of picturesque alleyways. Here, twice a year, the Crossbow of the Girifalco, a fascinating historical re-enactment.
Castiglione della Pescaia (18 km)
The village overlooking the sea and its port.
One of the most popular destinations on the coast, with its medieval castle overlooking the sea and a seafront promenade perfect for strolling past small restaurants and craft shops.
Capalbio (57 km)
The last village in Tuscany, between art and nature.
A place where time seems to stand still, with medieval walls enclosing a maze of scenic alleys. Capalbio is also the gateway to the suggestive Tarot Garden, a unique art park designed by Niki de Saint Phalle.
Magliano (33 km)
A village suspended in time.
Surrounded by an imposing city wall, Magliano offers spectacular panoramas the Maremma countryside and suggestive walks among centuries-old olive trees and vineyards.
Orbetello (48 km)Â
Between sky, water and suspended silences
Surrounded by its beautiful lagoon, Orbetello is a unique town, suspended between land and sea.
Connected to Monte Argentario by a thin isthmus, it offers breathtaking views and a dimension of tranquillity that enchants in every season.
Strolling through the historical centre, between the Spanish walls and elegant pedestrian streets, one breathes in an authentic atmosphere.
La Orbetello Lagoon, an area protected by the WWF, is the true heart of this place: a treasure trove of biodiversity where stretches of water, reeds and fauna create a natural spectacle of rare beauty.
Porto Ercole (53 km)
Porto Ercole is a charming seaside village, where the charm of the historic alleyways mingles with the discreet luxury of the boats moored in the harbour.
Its intimate and picturesque historical centre climbs up to the old Spanish fortifications, offering unforgettable views of the sea.
Fort Stella, Fort Filippo and Rocca Spagnola - three imposing panoramic fortifications that tell the military and maritime history of the village.
A stroll around the old harbour - between clubs, boutiques and restaurants with views of the boats and the bay.
Nearby beaches - as La Feniglia, a long stretch of golden sand immersed in the pine forest, perfect for long walks and relaxing days by the sea.
Church of St. Erasmus - where the painter Caravaggio is said to be buried.
Porto Santo Stefano (51 km)
Capital of Monte Argentario, Porto Santo Stefano is a lively and scenic location, overlooking one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline on the Tyrrhenian Sea.
The village develops between the commercial and tourist harbours, where fishing boats coexist with elegant yachts in a relaxed but lively atmosphere.
A stroll along the Navigators' Promenade - perfect for a walk at sunset, past bars, restaurants and glimpses of the sea.
Spanish Fortress - ancient defensive bastion now a museum, with splendid views of the harbour and promontory.
Beaches and coves - as Cala Grande, Chalk Cove e La Cantoniera, ideal for those looking for crystal-clear waters and cliffs surrounded by Mediterranean maquis.
Boat trips and ferries to the islands - from here mini-cruises depart for Giglio and Giannutri, perfect for a different day.
Talamone (33 km)
Beaches, wind and history overlooking the sea
Talamone is a small coastal village that unites crystal clear sea, wild beaches e millennial history.
Overlooked by the striking Rocca Senese, the town overlooks a stretch of coastline particularly popular with those seeking nature, relaxation and sport.
Its breezy location makes it a favourite destination for kitesurfing, windsurfing and sailing, with schools and spots that are also ideal for beginners.
The coves of rocks and fine sand, immersed in the landscape of the Maremma Park, make Talamone a perfect destination for those seeking the most authentic sea.
Pitigliano (80 km)
Pitigliano is one of the most spectacular villages in the Maremma, perched on a tuff cliff that seems to emerge from the earth itself. The historic centre is a tangle of alleys, arches and stairways carved in stone, where every corner tells an ancient story.
Jewish Quarter and Synagogue from the 16th century - a symbol of the historical coexistence between the Christian and Jewish communities.
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul and Medici Aqueduct - among the most emblematic architecture.
The Vie Cave - ancient paths carved into the tuff leading to necropolis and sacred areas surrounded by nature.
Sorano (90 km)
Lesser known but equally suggestive, Sorano is a town that preserves its medieval appearance intact, with houses and shops literally carved into the rock.
Orsini Fortress - one of the most impressive in the area, which can also be visited inside, with a museum and breathtaking views.
Medieval Quarter and The Collegiate Way - a journey through time among arches, towers and secret passages.
Vie Cave and Etruscan Necropolis - real canyons carved in stone, surrounded by greenery.
Scansano (38 km)
Nestled in the hills, Scansano is famous throughout Italy for its wine: Morellino di Scansano DOCG. But the village has much more to offer.
Historical centre - with panoramic views, stone buildings and typical shops.
Vine and Wine Museum - an immersive experience in wine culture, including history, wine tasting and local viticulture.
Church of San Giovanni Battista and Palazzo Pretorio - architectural testimonies to civil and religious life.
Wineries and farms - visit to taste the area through its products.
Saturnia (67 km)
Situated in the hills of the Maremma hinterland, Saturnia is one of Tuscany's most iconic destinations for those seeking relaxation, wellness and authenticity. Famous since antiquity for its sulphurous thermal waters at 37.5°C, it is a place where body and mind find balance.
Cascate del Mulino - a unique natural spectacle: travertine pools carved by the force of water, surrounded by greenery, accessible free of charge all year round.
Terme di Saturnia - spa centre with wellness trails, pools and regenerating treatments.
Historical centre of Saturnia - small and cosy, it preserves Etruscan and Roman remains, cyclopean walls, an ancient gate and Piazza Vittorio Veneto, the heart of the village.
