Vast marshy reserve, with a large colony of flamingos, access points and paths that can be freely traveled on foot or by bicycle. Lookout and birdwatching spots! Reachable by bicycle from the Farmhouse!

Castiglione della Pescaia is a medieval village with beautiful beaches, shops and charming restaurants. Located in the Grosseto Maremma, for the landscape qualities and the services offered, it is known for its seaside tourist vocation.

The Terme di Saturnia consists of a single thermal spring which flows at a constant temperature of 37.5 degrees and is located within a thermal structure that includes: Thermal Park, Terme di Saturnia SPA & Golf Resort and Golf Club. To visit at least once in a lifetime!

Grosseto Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral located in the city's main square. Built between 1294 and 1302. It is dedicated to San Lorenzo and has a characteristic Romanesque taste for the two-tone white-red (red marble from Caldana).

Nature park with forest trails, cycle paths, canoeing and fishing opportunities, visitor centre.

Pitigliano, located about 80 kilometers south-east of Grosseto, with the characteristic historic center known as the little Jerusalem, due to the historical presence of a Jewish community that has always been well integrated into the social context and which has its own synagogue. Etruscan remains and medieval and Renaissance structures.

The village of Santa Fiora is located on the southern slope of Monte Amiata and is surrounded by chestnut trees. It is recognized as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy". Palaces, churches, the mercury mining museum, and more await you.

Roselle was one of the twelve Etruscan city-states, today it is an interesting archaeological site where it is possible to visually see the overlapping of the Roman civilization on the Etruscan one. Walking along the road you will immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the time between the walls, the old city, the public baths, the Decumanus, the ancient shops and the remains of the Basilica, the Domus and much more.

The city of Orbetello rises in the middle of the lagoon of the same name and is joined to Monte Argentario by a road built on an artificial embankment (the dam), which has divided the lagoon into two bodies of water ("Laguna di Levante" and "Laguna di Ponente"). It is a surprise to drive on the road that divides the two lagoons, and then take a walk in the village for an ice cream or for a bit of shopping.

Monte Argentario is a promontory that juts out into the Tyrrhenian Sea at the two southernmost islands of the Tuscan archipelago; the Island of Giglio and the Island of Giannutri). Visit the capital Porto Santo Stefano, the hamlet of Porto Ercole and the countless pristine beaches accessible either by walking routes or by renting a boat or dinghy. At the top of the mountain, the convent of the Passionist Fathers is worth a visit and a stop nearby in an outdoor restaurant, for lunch under the coolness of the trees!

Sorano is a small village in the Maremma hinterland built entirely of tuff. You can visit the walls, the countless palaces, castles and fortifications, abbeys, churches and chapels as well as the Jewish ghetto with its synagogue. A special stop deserves the Città del Tufo Archaeological Park, an archaeological area that extends over a vast area between Sorano and Sovana. It includes various Etruscan necropolises scattered throughout the territory and connected to each other by a suggestive coeval road network that develops in trenches between steep tuff rock walls: these roads are called Vie Cave or Cavoni.

Vetulonia, formerly called Vetulonium, was an ancient city in Etruria, Italy, the site of which is probably occupied by the modern village of Vetulonia. Visit the archaeological museum and walls and then enter the archaeological area