The precious peak of Tuscany Mount Amiata, with its 1736 meters, is the highest peak in the Tuscan Maremma. Its land extends for several kilometers and includes a vast area of chestnut, fir and beech forests of naturalistic and landscape interest, in which live a rich fauna There are also two important Provincial Nature Reserves…

In the authentic Maremma In the southern part of the Tuscan Maremma there is an area of particular charm: the Tufo area This is a vast land that is particular due to the presence of tuffaceous rocks, on which both inhabited…

A Cape of dip beauty The Argentario is a cape on the Tuscan coast south of Grosseto, connected to the mainland through the Orbetello Lagoon, one of the most important wildlife oases in Italy. Opposite the islands of Giglio and Giannutri, reachable via sea connections. The Argentario is one of the major tourist environment, combining…

A natural Reserve to explore The Maremma Natural Park extends from the Talamone Cape to the mouth of the Ombrone river, covering an area of about 100 sq km. The park is open all year round and can be visited by choosing different routes (on foot, on horseback and by bicycle) of different lenght and…

Brunello Kingdom Not far from Cinigiano is the medieval village of Montalcino, built on a fortress and surrounded by a wall, dominated by an ancient castle Montalcino is known throughout the world for the excellent production of Brunello di Montalcino. In the immediate neighborhood of Montalcino, reachable via a road full of vineyards and olive…