The hollow ways, or "vie cave" in Italian, are ancient Etruscan and Roman paths, deeply carved into the volcanic tuff. Imagine narrow trenches, sometimes several meters deep, lined with steep walls, often mossy and shaded. They were used for trade, war, and connected the Etruscan cities such as Sovana, Sorano and Pitigliano. For you, a traveler in Maremma, they are more than a trail: it is a direct immersion into history, a cool and mysterious walk, far from the crowds, that leads you to the heart of a unique and meaningful landscape.
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