Land of ancient brigands, cowherds and a paradise of unspoiled nature, Maremma is certainly a place to discover and visit at least once in your life!
In southern Tuscany, between internal territories and coastal areas, the Maremma hosts an extraordinary environmental variety and jealously guards small hills, cultivated countryside, luxuriant woods, ancient villages and crystalline sea.
Maremma is a wild, pure and uncorrupted land, a territory where even today people live in compliance with the rhythms of nature, the seasons and where life follows the slow pace marked by ancient traditions... everything here is authentic and genuine, traditions are carry on with great pride and hospitality is the watchword.
Discover the coast and visit the Argentario Promontory, with its beautiful hidden coves, often reachable only on foot or by boat, visit the villages of Porto Santo Stefano and Porto Ercole, the two pearls of the Argentario, with an ancient history and place of legends of pirates and Saracens… move towards Orbetello and admire its beautiful lagoon and then continue towards the beaches of Giannella or Ansedonia, on the two tomboli of the Argentario, it will certainly be a unique experience!
Not least the Tufo area, the ancient territory of the Etruscans and Romans, today the cradle of some of the most beautiful villages in Italy, such as Pitigliano and Sovana for example, but don't forget about Sorano, which is a real gem! Pitigliano is also known by the nickname of "Little Jerusalem", in fact it still hosts an ancient Jewish Ghetto and a Synagogue, Sovana, a postcard village, with its Piazza del Pretorio, the Cathedral of San Pietro and the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, and finally Sorano, dominated by its Masso Leopoldino and the imposing Orsini Fortress.
Do not forget the hilltop villages of Manciano, famous for the panoramic view from its medieval Cassero, Saturnia, known throughout the world for its sulphurous water baths at 37°C, Montemerano, also one of the most beautiful villages in Italy , with its splendid Piazza del Castello and the Church of San Giorgio.
Finally, move towards the border with Lazio, in the Tuscan-Lazio Maremma and don't miss Vulci, the ancient Roman city, today a precious archaeological and naturalistic park, and its beautiful new thermal baths, where you can enjoy a nice relaxing bath...
