The many streams and rivers and numerous unspoiled hill villages, often still little more than medieval castles and their surrounding strongholds, built on the underlying rock and stone. Marked paths through the forested hills help the visitor explore the countryside and it�s castles, evocative Etruscan remains and beautiful waterfalls, while excellent restaurants provide meals to impress!

Mass Marittima is the finest historical town of the Maremma. During the heights of its glory it built some of the most beautiful monuments in Tuscany, and the Duomo with its Pisan travertine architecture and sculpture set in an uneven piazza, is an experience not to be missed.

Walking in the hilly streets of Massa today or sitting in the square, everywhere you ca still see the Etruscan Saracen and Roman faces.
Part of the Maremmana plain is preserved as a National park known as L�Uccellina. It is home to rare plants, birds and animals and can be visited on foot or horseback accompanied by knowledgeable local guides.