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A few ideas about the best places, attractions and sightseeings in Maremma you couldn't miss out during your stay. Maremma is an area that satisfies everyone's expectations and desires - from kids to adults, from art and culture to sport passionates - thanks to its endless variety of things to see and to do, so there's nothing left for you but browsing our tips and start exploring this wonderful land.
Sea and fishing towns, mineral hills and archeological parks, tuff cities, Mount Amiata and natural reserves. Art cities, medieval villages, Etruscan sites, museums, churches and natural parks. Maremma is all this and much more.
Whether you're visiting Maremma for the first time or for the 10th, here are our suggestions and tips on what to see in this beautiful area of Tuscany. A land as wild as the Maremma is a discovery every single time you visit it!
Talamone is a charming fishing village, with its historical center dwarfed by the ancient castle of the Aldobrandeschi clan which offers great views over the Silver Coast. It is an attractive Tuscan seaside destination surrounded by the Natural Park of the Maremma.
An itinerary for a slice of the Maremma deeply rooted in the history, culinary traditions and beauty of Tuscany. One day of winding thru the small towns, vineyards and stunning landscape that make Montecucco and southern Tuscany unforgettable.
Located in the deep south of Tuscany, Pitigliano is an amazing town far from tourist itineraries, yet it is packed with past & contemporary sites to visit that will give you a new perspective of the area
The Tarot Garden is an amazing garden displaying large, impressive sculptures by the French artist Niki de Saint de Phalle depicting the 22 Major Arcana of the Tarot cards.
Capalbio is a charming medieval village in Maremma overlooked by the Fortress of the Aldobrandeschi and imposing, ancient walls from which you can admire a breathtaking landscape of the Maremma area.
Saturnia is a beautiful town in Maremma famous for its thermal baths, the sulphurous waters well-known for their therapeutic properties. In addition to the spa centers, the outdoor waterfalls are freely available to the public.
Situated between Grosseto and Montepulciano, the town of Sorano will surely enchant even the most seasoned of travellers. Maybe it will be the unexplained paths carved deep into the Earth, the abandoned town of caves or the way the city emerges out of living rock.
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