THINGS TO DO AND PLACES TO VISIT
If biking and hiking are what you like, discovering the surrounding area will be an unforgettable experience. In addition to being immersed in unspoilt nature, our territory boasts an abundance of trails to choose from, with varying degrees of difficulty. And the experiences we recommend certainly include tastings: while known for its nature, history, and scenery, our land is also famed for its wine and its typical products of various kinds, such as honey and oil. What’s more, thanks to our strategic position, setting off to explore the Medieval villages will be child’s play.
12km away
A small village of Medieval origin set amid green hills, Suveretois certainly one of the jewels of the Etruscan Coast, and a unique destination for those wishing to spend a day exploring a town rich in history, culture, and nature.
12km away
A small village of Medieval origin set amid green hills, Suveretois certainly one of the jewels of the Etruscan Coast, and a unique destination for those wishing to spend a day exploring a town rich in history, culture, and nature.
12km away
Boasting Bandiera Blu (“Blue Flag”) status for more than 20 years now, Follonicais one of the renowned beach destinations. Over six kilometres long and linking the city from north to south, Follonica’s shoreline walkway is a true panacea for all ills, and perfect for enjoying an after-dinner gelato.
13km away
Enclosed by an evocative town wall, Campiglia Marittimais one of the most beautiful villages on the Tuscan Coast.
18km away
Piombino’s Piazza Bovio is one of Europe’s largest town squares right on the sea. This splendid city of ancient origin still conserves many archaeological remains. In addition to being an interesting place to explore, it is also an important stopover for those wishing to spend a day visiting the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago, like Elba and Capraia.
22km away
Populoniais a very ancient Etruscan city known for metallurgical activity linked to iron production. Surrounded by the sea, it enjoys a predominant position over one of the promontoriesforming the Gulf of Baratti. In addition to a visit to the town centre, we recommend spending a day at the Archaeological Park for a look at how the landscape and the Etruscan city have been transformed over the centuries.
12km away
Boasting Bandiera Blu (“Blue Flag”) status for more than 20 years now, Follonicais one of the renowned beach destinations. Over six kilometres long and linking the city from north to south, Follonica’s shoreline walkway is a true panacea for all ills, and perfect for enjoying an after-dinner gelato.
13km away
Enclosed by an evocative town wall, Campiglia Marittimais one of the most beautiful villages on the Tuscan Coast.
18km away
Piombino’s Piazza Bovio is one of Europe’s largest town squares right on the sea. This splendid city of ancient origin still conserves many archaeological remains. In addition to being an interesting place to explore, it is also an important stopover for those wishing to spend a day visiting the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago, like Elba and Capraia.
22km away
Populoniais a very ancient Etruscan city known for metallurgical activity linked to iron production. Surrounded by the sea, it enjoys a predominant position over one of the promontoriesforming the Gulf of Baratti. In addition to a visit to the town centre, we recommend spending a day at the Archaeological Park for a look at how the landscape and the Etruscan city have been transformed over the centuries.
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