a. Massa Marittima: Within the area of the Metalifere hills and considered as the artistic jem of the Maremma with its medieval palaces, it's sienese fortifications, it's stupendous romanesque/gothic cathedral, rich with sacred artworks, this town also hosts an unusual and mysterious fresco of profane art, unique in Toscana.
b. Castiglione della Pescaia: Suggestive panoramas of the sea and the distant lowlands are characteristic of this medieval town which boasts a small but well conserved historical center with its medieval walls, its aragonese forteress, the antic communication trenchs of its militias, the romantic sight of the via dell'amore along with two romanesque churchs. Also pleasant is the evening walk along the port as the fishermen return from the sea to animate the life of this community.

a) Roselle: A rare exemple of an Etruscan-Roman settlement, this archeological site permits us to reconsctruct the history of the etruscan civilisation through its walls, its antic roads, it's houses and to enjoy one of the most beautifull panoramas of the ancient Grossetto plain.
b) Vetulonia: At the center of an important mineral area Vetulonia was once a rich and powerfull etruscan city as one can guess from the imposing tombs of its necropolises and from it's rediscovered precious goldsmith. The visit of it's urban excavations, of the archeological museum and the necropolis will give us a better understanding of the the art, the craftmanship and funeral practices of the etruscans.

a) Grosseto: Center of remarkable political and economical importance at the end of the middle-ages the city has a small but rather gracious historical center completly closed in from within its antique medici walls. Inside the center there are a few precious monuments : The Cathedral, the church of Saint francis and the imposing medici fortress. The city also hosts a lovely archeological museum which has a collection of findings originaly from Roselle and the entire area of the maremma. It also has beautifull collection of sacred art.
b) Natural Park of the Maremma: One of the main natural reserves of the maremma territory. The visit starts with a walk through the northern area of the park to reach the mouth of the ombrone river. It will also be possible to explore the area where the butteri ( maremma cowboys )still today raise the cattle and the horses of the maremma and see the majestic grand ducal pinegrove and the wild coastline of Marina di Albarese.

I. Island of Giglio: Named by ancient navigators the island of goats because of its rough coastline which only allows goats to pasture Giglio is the second largest island of the tuscan archipelago. The tour includes the visit of three places: the Port, with the remains of a roman villa and the coloured houses of the fishermen; the Castle, a perfectly preserved medieval centre dominated by the massive fortress "Rocca Pisana"; and the "Campese" beach spot with it's beautiful cove characterized by the splendid red sanded beach, and the seventeenth century Medici tower.
II. Island of Giglio and Giannutri: The visit is possible only by boat for an entire day. Giannutri is among the smallest islands of the tuscan archipelago, it has the shape of a moon crescent and can only be visited by foot or circumnavigated by boat. The vegetation there is of the sub mediterranean type with very particular scents and essences this island also boasts the presence of a roman villa of great archeological value. Island of the Giglio: visit of the Port with bus availability to reach the castle.

a) promontory of the Argentario: Connected to the mainland by two thin strips of land which form the ample laguna of Orbetello. The area is of great interest as much for its natural beauty and landscape than for its history and the artistic monuments of its three towns. The small medieval and renaissance port town of Porto Ercole famous for its spanish fortifications which as of today still surrounds the area, is above all renowned for being the place where the great Caravaggio mysteriously died. Orbetello: town located on the laguna of the same name that still has strong evidence of etruscan presence ( the antique walls), medieval presence ( the beautiful facade of the cathedral) and a spanish presence (the powdery of Guzmann, the wind mill and the palace of the governor). Porto santo Stefano: the most recent town of the argentario and the most inhabited thanks to its port that connects the islands of Giglio, Giannutri and Montecristo. For those who like breathtaking landscapes we suggest the panoramic road that takes around the premontory.
b) Talamone: It has been inhabited continuously since etruscan times up to Garibaldi and today is a beach resort located on the southern edge of the Maremma natural reserve. The presence of a few old houses wrapped around a sienese fortification testifies and defends the town's prestigious past.

Cosa is situated on top of the Ansedonia hill, and has a roman forum, the antique dwellings of peasants, the acropolis with the remains of monumental temples, and one of the most beautiful panoramic view of the Argentario and the laguna of Orbetello. By a small trek it is possible to reach the "Tagliata romana", where there was the "Portus cosanus" and the "Spacco della regina", spectacular " fenditura carsica" breach used up until the antiquity to regulate the water flow within the port.

I. Arcidosso - Garden of Daniel Spoerri
a) Arcidosso: A visit through this medieval town dominated by the old fortress "Rocca aldobrandesca" and just outside it the romanesque church of De Lamula which can be reached by a brief walk through a path flanked with chestnut trees.
b) Giardino di Daniel Spoerri: park-garden with environmental artistic installations inserted within the natural setting of the Monte Amiata habitat. This garden is a modern revisitation of the "sacred woods" done in the mannerist and baroque age in addition to this the works of many other artists of international standing can be seen there.
II. S.Fiora-Abbadia S.Salvatore
a) Santa Fiora: Characteristic medieval town. The visit includes the walk through its various districts: the Castle with the church of Sante Fiora and Lucilla where a large group of "Robbiane" are kept; the area with the church of S. Agostino; the ex convent of the "Clarisse" and the street of the jewish Ghetto. Montecatino con la Peschiera, ancient garden of the Sforza family and the small church of the "Madonna delle nevi". Santa Fiora is rich with legends and traditions among which the "Fiaccolata" a festivity which occurs every 30th of december.
b) Abbadia S.Salvatore: this town has an ancient mining tradition and owes its importance to the antique Abbey of San Salvatore. The Abbey has Lombard origins and contains one of the largest crypt of Tuscany we can also admire there many sculptures representing medieval symbols.
III. Natural reserve of the Amiata-Monte Labbro
a) Natural reserve of the Amiata: With its many intertwinned paths the reserve gives the possibility to approach animals typical of the local fauna, among which the wolf. In addition the park gives special attention to the preservation of the "miccio amiatino" , a species of donkey now on the brink of extinction.
b) Monte Labbro: this hilltop burnt and deprieved of vegetation keeps the sacred structures to the "Giurisdavidici", follower of David Lazzeretti also known as the "prophet of the Amiata". During the spring it's possible to observe the blossoming of wild orchids and of the etruscan violet.

I. Pitigliano - Sovana - Sorano
a) Pitigliano, A town in a breathtaking position whereby the houses seem to be natural extensions out of the tufo boulder from which they seem to emerge. The visit of the town will start with a walk through its historical center up to the most antic area of Capisotto, the cathedral and the discovery of the jewish quarter, the ghetto, the synagogue and the museum of hebraic culture.
b) Sovana, The town perfectly preserved in its original medieval layout is dominated by the castle of Rocca Aldobrandesca and by the cathedrale of SS. Pietro and Paolo, jewel of gothic romanesque architecture. The romanesque church of Santa Maria is also worth a visit as it contains the unique ciborio of late medieval tuscany. All around are to be found numerous etruscan necropolises of high archeological value: ancient rupestre tombs.
c) Sorano, Set in a strategic position, Sorano was at the centre of long and continous wars. But thanks to its superb fortress, a masterpiece of military engineering from the 1500s, the place was never taken over. The visit of Sorano will start from the castle of Orsini and proceed into the heart of the town where the church of San Nicola and the Masso Leopoldino can be found and from which we can enjoy a gorgeous view of the surrounding valleys.
II. Saturnia - Montemerano - and Pitigliano or Sovana
a) Saturnia, Famous during the antiquity for being the oldest city of Etruria, Saturnia is just as famous today for its spas and its characteristic waterfalls. b) Montemerano This town is an authentic masterpiece of medieval art. From its architectural layout and its strong scenografic impact to the surrounding landscape (near to the spa of Saturnia) down to the church of San Giorgio which keeps within it true artistic masterpieces such as frescoes and panels, wooden sculptures and a strange Virgin known as "della Gattaiola".
c) Pitigliano o Sovana

- Regional Park of Maremma ( excursions by foot, bicycle, canoe and horse)
- National Park of Tuscan archipelago (Giglio, Giannutri, Montecristo, Elba, pianosa, Gorgona, capraia)
- Natural park of Monte Amiata (Ring and top of amiata mountain, Strada della castagna)
- Area of the tufa ("vie cave" and necropolis)
- Argentario peninsula (Spanish fortress, tombolo della feniglia, tower of capo all'uomo, grotto punta degli stretti)
- Natural Reserves of the Province of Grosseto
- Metallifere hills
- Sienese hills