No longer bitter Maremma, therefore, but a Maremma of vivid contrasts, where culture and nature, history and art, present and past blend harmoniously into a single great fresco. Here colours, atmospheres, flavours, lights and landscapes are absolute. A land waiting to be discovered, capable of offering tourists ever new stimuli and a great variety of itineraries, along the coast and on the islands of Tuscan Archipelago National Park, but also among the hills and mountains inland, or in the lands where nature is still the undisputed master, or, again, in the territories where the ancient Etruscans they extracted precious minerals to obtain metals, as on the Colline Metallifere and on the Island of Elba, along the Etruscan Coast, in the Livorno Maremma.

The central Maremma is that of Grosseto, the true heart of the larger Maremma territory, although there are many characteristics that make it similar to that of Lazio to the south and that of Pisa – Livorno to the north.

It is considered the territory of Grosseto Maremma central is that long stretch of coastal plain that from the Gulf of Follonica reaches up to the Chiarone watercourse, located near the medieval village of Capalbio, and that to the south, after passing the Silver Coast with the Argentario Promontory, it forms the border with Lazio, in the Maremma Laziale.

A journey to discover the many faces of the Tuscan Maremma is a stimulating adventure and a source of historical, artistic and cultural enrichment. Numerous itineraries to rediscover coasts, landscapes, atmospheres, contrasts, fascinating ruins, intense aromas and bold colours, gastronomic delights and good wine (also and above all through the wine tourism routes of the Wine Routes). Itineraries that in many ways allow us to decipher the hidden meanings of this land, its history and its people.