Grosseto, Maremma & Southern Tuscany

Unique nature, wild horses, bays and beautiful coastlines define the Maremma in sparsely populated South Tuscany. Ancient Etruscan cities, colourful ports and mediaeval buildings complete the picture.

 Castiglione della Pescaia

Castiglione della Pescaia

The charm of the harbour town Castiglione della Pescaia on the Etruscan Riviera is impressive. The mouth of the Rio Bruna and a castle that lies high above the rooftops, characterise this lively holiday destination. more

 Grosseto

Grosseto

The capital of the Province with the same name is surrounded by the wonderful landscape of Maremma. The historical centre of Grosseto, which is completely surrounded by city walls, lies hidden in the modern new town. more

 Massa Marittima

Massa Marittima

Massa Marittima is situated on the top of a hill and is described as the pearl of the Middle Ages - and not without good reason! The division of the former mining village in the Gothic Città Nuova and the Romantic lower village is quite noticeable. more

 Piombino

Piombino

Anyone who catches a glimpse of the hilly peninsula would like to get on a ferry to go to Elba. Traditionally, iron ore is processed here. The city does also have an old port quarter however. more

 Pitigliano

Pitigliano

Not only the architecture, but also the location of picturesque Pitigliano is breathtaking. The mediaeval city of sinter appears to be growing out of a cliff face, at a height of 300 metres. more

 Populonia

Populonia

Populonia, small town with a big past is situated in a large bay in the Tyrrhenian Sea. The Etruscans founded the formerly thriving port and left a necropolis for ensuing ages. more

 Porto Santo Stefano

Porto Santo Stefano

The classy town of Porto Santo Stefano is situated in a protected bay on the Monte Argentario peninsula. Exclusive villas, yachts and ferries all define the beautiful port. more

 Sovana

Sovana

Looking at the view of Sovana, greatly influenced by reddish brown sinter, the town seems to have remained in the 13th century. Sovano is well known for its impressive remains from the Etruscan era. more

 Sorano

Sorano

Sinter dominates the landscape and architecture in the atmospheric town of Sorana, in the backcountry of Maremma. The fortified rock, Masso Leopoldino is a mighty sight in the city, which was founded by the Etruscans. more

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How do I get to Tuscany or Elba?

The latest ferry timetables and prices, as well as good value rental cars. An overview of information on getting there and getting around. more

 Castello di Brolio
Castello di Brolio
Seat of the Ricasoli family. more
 Castiglione della Pescaia
Castiglione della Pescaia
Resort with charm & a fortress. more
Siena
Historical city & Piazza del Campo. more
 Wine
Wine
World famous Chianti wine. more
 Elba Island
Elba Island
Wildly romantic nature & fine beaches. more
Viareggio
The most attractive resort in Tuscany. more
 Pisa
Pisa
The Leaning Tower & the Square of Miracles. more
 Chianti
Chianti
Vineyards, castles and palaces. more
Carrara
Home of the famous marble. more
 Florence
Florence
The famous cradle of the Renaissance. more
 The Palio in Siena
The Palio in Siena
Famous spectacle in Siena. more
Lucca
The most beautiful city walls in Italy. more