Village
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Giglio Porto
- Village
The island's arrival quay: colorful houses reflected in the water, banks, pharmacies, restaurants and bars lined up along the harbor
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Museum
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Torre del Saraceno
- Museum
A defence tower from 1596 that dominates the port of Giglio, visible a few minutes from the quay, a witness to the island's strategic past
Archaeo. site.
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Roman Villa of the Domizi Enobarbi
- Archaeo. site.
Near Giglio Porto, these remains of a Roman property house a cetaria, an ancient fish pond among the best preserved on the Tuscan coast
Beach
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Spiaggia dell'Arenella
- Beach
Fine sandy beach between gentle cliffs, facing Monte Argentario, reachable on foot, by car or by water taxi, with calm swimming and snorkeling without certification
Beach
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Caletta del Saraceno
- Beach
A small pebble cove below the Torre del Saraceno, with Roman fish ponds and villa foundations a stone's throw from the port of Giglio
Beach
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Cannelle Beach
- Beach
On the island of Giglio, this discreet beach promises a swim more peaceful than Campese, far from the bustle of the port
Sagra / Festival
Giglio Porto (Isola del Giglio)
Palio Marinaro di Isola del Giglio
- Sagra / Festival
A rowing boat regatta between the three districts of Giglio Porto, with crews of four rowers and a helmsman, on August 10 for the feast of San Lorenzo
Sagra / Festival
Giglio Castello (Isola del Giglio)
Grape and Open Cellars Festival
- Sagra / Festival
A medieval village festival in Giglio Castello where the historic cellars open for Ansonaco wine, local dishes and the Quadriglia gigliese
Trail
Poggio della Pagana
Poggio della Pagana
- Trail
Poggio della Pagana is listed as a hiking trail in the Maremma & Nature universe
Village
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Giglio Castello
- Village
Giglio Castello is a hilltop village at 400 m with intact medieval ramparts and towers, in the Tuscan Archipelago National Park
Village
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Isola del Giglio
- Village
Isola del Giglio combines three villages, granite descents to the sea and wild coves in the Tuscan Archipelago National Park
Museum
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Church of San Pietro Apostolo (Giglio Castello)
- Museum
The church of San Pietro Apostolo, in the heart of the fortified village of Giglio Castello, houses an ivory crucifix sculpted by Giambologna, a rare and unexpected piece
Museum
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Rocca Aldobrandesca di Giglio Castello
- Museum
A Pisan fortress whose towers overlook the fortified village of Giglio Castello, on the island of Giglio ([visittuscany.com](https://www.visittuscany.com/fr/territoires/sud-de-la-maremme/))
Beach
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Spiaggia delle Caldane
- Beach
Small cove of golden gritty sand on the east coast of Giglio, more intimate and wild than Cannelle, with turquoise water ideal for snorkeling away from the crowds
Village
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Giglio Campese
- Village
On the west coast of Giglio, Campese offers the island's largest beach, a tower from the time of Ferdinand I and sunsets over the bay
Museum
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Medici Tower (Giglio Campese)
- Museum
On the Campese beach, this 18th-century tower stands out against the sea, next to the nearby faraglione rock
Beach
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Campese Beach
- Beach
Largest beach on the island of Giglio, with reddish sand, and sunsets that light up the whole bay
Other
Isola del Giglio (GR)
Faraglione di Campese
- Other
An iconic rock emerging in front of the beach of Campese, on the Isola del Giglio, to be photographed at sunset with the Medici Tower
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Where can I see the last beach?
Si tu parles de la « dernière plage » de Toscane avant le Latium, elle se trouve à Chiarone Marina, dans la commune de Capalbio, tout au sud de la région. Le nom désigne…
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À Vulci, visite d’abord les vestiges de la cité étrusco-romaine, puis le Castello della Badia et son musée : petite précision, Vulci n’est pas en Toscane mais dans le Latium, près de la frontière…
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Depuis la Maremme, le plus simple est d’aller à Vulci en voiture : compte environ 30 minutes depuis Manciano (à peu près 26 km) et 1 h 20 depuis Grosseto (environ 85 km). Le…
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À Vulci, tu peux parcourir les vestiges de l’ancienne cité étrusque et romaine, voir le Ponte della Badia au-dessus du Fiora, puis rejoindre le laghetto del Pellicone. Le site se trouve près de Canino…
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Montemerano se trouve à environ 5 à 6 km des thermes de Saturnia, soit généralement 8 à 10 minutes en voiture. La distance dépend du lieu visé : le complexe thermal et les Cascate…
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Compte 1 h 30 à 2 h pour visiter tranquillement Montemerano, parcourir ses ruelles et faire une halte sur la place du Castello. Le centre historique est compact : la rue principale, Via Italia,…
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Hidden Tuscany is an independent travel guide devoted to authentic Tuscany, far from the saturated tourist circuits. Our directory lists the places we have personally visited and documented: free-access wild hot springs, inhabited medieval villages, little-known Etruscan trails, discreet wineries, restaurants of trattoria family-run.
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