Masterpiece of the medieval town planning, Massa Marittima is a real jewel in Maremma.<\/p>\n
Admire the main square where balance and armony complement each other, creating spectacular corners around the important medieval buildings, first of all the Cathedral which stands out from the top of a steep flight of steps. Moreover in the city there is the Arco Senese which connects the Fortezza Senese with the Torre dell’Orologio. We suggest to visit the city in may and in august when the Balestro del Girifalco takes place.<\/p>\n
Magliano in Toscana<\/strong> Must see: the Palazzo dei Priori and the Captain, the Romanesque church of San Giovanni Battista, the Church of San Martino and, just outside the walls, the church of the Santissima Annunziata<\/p>\n Nearby you should visit the church of S. Bruzio and “L’Olivo della Strega”.<\/p>\n Capalbio<\/strong> Talamone<\/strong>
The village is surrounded by walls and is located on a hill, surrounded by olive groves and vineyards, brooms, sycamores and wheat.<\/p>\n![\"Magliano](\"https:\/\/www.marinadigrosseto.info\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/05\/magliano_in_toscana.jpg\")
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Village located in the south of Tuscany, just on the border with Lazio.
Surrounded by walls, between the medieval streets you can see the Arco Santo topped by a bust of the Emperor Hadrian and the thirteenth-century Church of St. Nicholas, the fortress connected to Palazzo Collacchioni where there is the Puccini room, so called because there is preserved a piano played by the great and famous Italian composer.
Nearby you should visit The Tarot Garden<\/p>\n
It is a small village situated on a promontory overlooking the sea. The village,\u00a0guarding the gulf,\u00a0is enclosed within a boundary wall and is dominated by the massive fortress, built in the fifteenth century by the Sienese Republic.<\/p>\n
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