Villages
Villages of Tuscan Maremma
The villages where our clients from abroad have chosen to live.
Roccatederighi
The village carved into the rock, where the houses turn pink at sunset and the view reaches Elba.
Roccastrada
The balcony of the Maremma, between the Wine Museum and the Colline Metallifere.
Sassofortino
Fresh air at 600 metres, autumn chestnuts and the sea in 38 minutes.
Scarlino
The village with its fortress above the Gulf of Follonica, between Cala Violina and the olive groves.
Torniella
Stone, woods and slow rhythms on the border between the Maremma and the Siena hills.
Montemassi
The village whose castle was painted by Simone Martini in the Palazzo Pubblico of Siena.
Castell'Azzara
The home of the castellazzarese tortello and of truffles, on the most authentic side of Monte Amiata.
Santa Fiora
One of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy, where the river Fiora rises.
Bagno di Gavorrano
The practical town of the Maremma: flat ground, everyday services and the Follonica beaches 15 minutes away.
Gerfalco
The untouched village below the Cornate, the roof of the Colline Metallifere.
Cinigiano
The heart of Montecucco DOC, between the Val d'Orcia and the Maremma.
Castel del Piano
The oldest Palio on Monte Amiata and the Montecucco wine road.
Boccheggiano
The mining village among the red "Roste", a gateway to the UNESCO Geopark.
Castiglione della Pescaia
The harbour village awarded the Blue Flag for 26 consecutive years, the pearl of the Maremma coast.
Tirli
The village in the woods 20 minutes from the beaches: game, chestnut trees and good air.
Civitella Marittima
The village on the road to Siena, among woods and olive groves, with the Sagra della Granocchia close by.
Ribolla
The miners' town, today a gateway to the UNESCO Geopark of the Colline Metallifere.
Arcidosso
The capital of Castagna del Monte Amiata IGP chestnuts, below the Aldobrandeschi fortress.
Suvereto
One of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy, between the Suvereto DOCG and the Etruscan Coast.
Baccinello
The village of the "Baccinello ape", between the Morellino hills and Monte Amiata.
Grilli
The home of the tortello maremmano, on flat ground between the sea and the hills.
Follonica
The Maremma's seaside town: a golden gulf, pine forests and sandy beaches between the Metalliferous Hills and the island of Elba on the horizon.
Pitigliano
The tufa town suspended on its crag, between Etruscan sunken roads and the Little Jerusalem.
Gavorrano
The mining village of the UNESCO Geopark, with Monteregio wine and the sea 15 minutes away.
Grosseto
The capital of the Maremma, inside the Medici walls, 12 km from the sea.
Montieri
The "mountain of bronze": chestnut woods, grilled steak and medieval tower houses.
Scansano
The home of Morellino di Scansano DOCG, the great red of the Maremma.