PROVINCE OF GROSSETO
TuscanyAlthough this part of Tuscany may be the least familiar, many folks consider the province of Grosseto to be the most beautiful of all! Located at the southernmost tip of Tuscany, it is easily accessed from either Rome or Florence. Often referred to as the heart of the gorgeous, spectacular coastal region ‘The Maremma’; its beauty is famed throughout Italy…
@gabriele_pardini How about visiting the hilltop village of Montemerano? Enjoy their pleasantly ordinary, humble village exuding that timeless ambiance… Do visit the village square “Piazza del Castello;” the centre of the original castle that once stood.
Whilst it may be “off the beaten path,” the lack of tourist hoards, sightseeing buses and souvenir stores make it a refreshing slice of Italy at its most authentic! Care for some culture?
@diaries.of.a.vegpacker After Montemerano, head north for just 15 minutes and you’ll reach the town of Saturnia and its well-renowned geothermal springs. Since the ancient times, the weary, sick, or in-need-of-pampering have travelled to it for its sulfurous waterfalls that is relaxing as well as good for one’s health. A great place to visit at night in summer, and just as wonderful during those cold season days. A must for every vacation!
Why stop there? Continue to unwind by enjoying a bottle of Morellino di Scansano wines (or two)! The 25-kilometre square wine region is located around the medieval village, just between the Ombrone and Albegna rivers. Dating back to the 12th century, the Scansano’s volcanic soil, altitude and geothermal springs all contributed to the interesting taste of its vintage wines; quickly gaining more praise from fans worldwide.
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A visit to the region’s capital city mustn’t also be missed. Having masterfully preserved its historical heritage, revel in its superb medieval walls, bastions and many of its palaces and churches… See the main monument of the city, the Cattedrale di San Lorenzo. The structure was built between the 13-15th century, and it is made up of white and black marble layers, with a wondrously carved baptismal with a Latin-cross layout inside…
Conti di San Bonifacio Wine Resort Wine, wellness, and world-class cuisine. Who in their right mind would pass up the 3Ws? Stay at the Conti di San Bonifacio Wine Resort, and enjoy a classic book or two as you dip in their outdoor pools that overlooks panoramic views... Indulge at the hotel’s Maremmana Restaurant that serves traditional delectable made up of local ingredients, whilst not forgetting to pair them with wine recommended by their very own expert sommelier, too!
