Things to do in Maremma
Discover the best attractions and experiences Maremma has to offer
Historic Monuments
The Maremma’s history is written in fortified towns, medieval cathedrals, and ancient paths carved in rock.
Vie Cave di Pitigliano
A remarkable network of Etruscan cave-carved streets winding through the tufa rock around Pitigliano.
Cattedrale di San Cerbone, Massa Marittima
Majestic medieval cathedral blending Romanesque and Gothic elements in a hilltop Tuscan town.
Castello di Pitigliano
Dramatic cliff-top fortress guarding the town, offering sweeping views over the surrounding landscape.
Museums
Museums across Maremma showcase ancient civilizations, natural history, and local archaeology.
Museo Civico Archeologico di Massa Marittima
Exhibits on Etruscan and Roman finds from the surrounding area.
Museo di Storia Naturale della Maremma
Natural history collection featuring local flora, fauna, and geological displays.
Museo Archeologico di Vetulonia
Archaeological collection highlighting Vetulonia’s Etruscan heritage.
Religious Monuments
Spiritual landmarks range from ancient abbeys to grand cathedrals dotting the countryside.
Monastero di San Galgano
Atmospheric medieval monastery ruin with the legendary sword in the stone.
Cattedrale di San Lorenzo, Grosseto
Grosseto’s main cathedral, a focal point of the city’s religious life.
Chiesa di San Francesco, Grosseto
Historic church in the town’s center, showcasing local religious architecture.
National & Theme Parks
From sweeping coastal parks to whimsical sculpture gardens, nature and art intertwine here.
Parco Naturale della Maremma
Coastal dunes, pine forests, and wetlands with scenic trails and wildlife viewing.
Tarot Garden (Il Giardino dei Tarocchi), Capalbio
Whimsical sculpture garden inspired by tarot cards, created by Niki de Saint Phalle.
Bandite di Scarlino Nature Reserve
Protected pine forests and coastal habitats ideal for hiking and wildlife spotting.
Neighborhoods
Vibrant centers and seaside hamlets that embody Maremma’s character.
Grosseto Old Town
Medieval walls and narrow lanes radiating from the lively Piazza Dante.
Castiglione della Pescaia
Charming coastal town with a historic center and harbor views.
Porto Santo Stefano
Monte Argentario’s primary port town with scenic promenades and cliffside streets.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the region without spending a euro—nature, walks, and free viewpoints abound.
Feniglia Beach
Long sandy shore near Orbetello ideal for a sunlit stroll or picnic.
Parco Naturale della Maremma trails
Open trails through pine forests and coastal dunes perfect for a free hike.
Laguna di Orbetello birdwatching
Stunning lagoon where flamingos and other birds frequent the wetlands.
Gastronomy
Flavorful Tuscan fare takes center stage in Maremma, from wine to seafood and cheese.
Morellino di Scansano
Robust red wine produced in the hills of southern Tuscany.
Cacciucco
Rich seafood stew popular along the Tuscan coast.
Pecorino Toscano
Aged sheep’s cheese common in inland Maremma and beyond.
Nightlife
Coastal towns and historic centers offer relaxed bars, harbors, and evening strolls.
Porto Santo Stefano nightlife
Casual bars and seaside evenings along Monte Argentario’s port.
Castiglione della Pescaia waterfront bars
Lively sunset spots with sea views and mellow music.
Entertainment
Cultural venues and seasonal favorites bring the region to life after dark.
Teatro degli Industri, Grosseto
Historic theater hosting plays, concerts, and cultural events.
Acqua Village Follonica
Seasonal water park with slides and pools for family fun.
Sports
Coastal and inland activities let you enjoy the sea and mountains alike.
Scuba diving along the Argentario coast
Explore rocky coves and underwater life around Monte Argentario.
Sailing from Porto Santo Stefano
Coastal sails and island trips with charter boats.
Golf Club Punta Ala
Picture-perfect coastal golf with sea views near Castiglione della Pescaia.
Off the Track
Venture beyond the usual routes to uncover hidden gems and ancient sites.
Terme di Saturnia
Iconic hot springs where milky waters flow into dramatic cascades.
Vie Cave di Sorano
Ancient Etruscan road-cut tunnels carved into the rock.
Necropoli di Sovana
Etruscan tombs and tombs-rich necropolises with historical intrigue.