Alberese is a fraction of the town of Grosseto, located 20 km southeast of the capital, this area is the entrance to the Parco Naturale della Maremma.The name of Alberese first appears in the 11th century and has spread in the surrounding rural areas that go from the inland to the sea, through the northern slopes of the Mountains. The modern farming village, dominated by the huge Villa Gran... more

Follonica is a coastal town in the south of Tuscany (the province of Grosseto), famous for its many beautiful beaches and hillsides covered with pine trees. Set in the centre of the Gulf of Follonica, between Piombino and Punta Ala, 45 kilometres northwest of Grosseto and 25 kilometres south of Massa Marittima, it is one of the pearls of the Maremma coast. The main part of Follonica’s popula... more

Grosseto is a town in the central Italian region of Tuscany, the capital of the Grosseto province. The city lies at 12 km from the Tyrrhenian Sea, in the Maremma area. Grosseto is the largest city in the Maremma area in the most Sothern part of Tuscany; Grosseto was the last city to pass from under the dominion of Siena to that of the Medici who began building the fortifications which we can still... more

Massa is one of those quaint towns in Tuscany, that radiates the period of the middle Ages. The city counts less than 10000 inhabitants and lies about sixty-five kilometres southwest of Siena or hundred fifteen kilometres southwest of Florence, the city rises on a hill 380 meters high in the heart of the hills of the Alta Maremma, the so called Colline Metallifere. Massa Marittima, in stead of wha... more