Visitors in Maremma should not miss Saturnia, an oasis of wellbeing and peace.
The benefits of the waters of Saturnia's baths were renowned even among Etruscans and Romans, who believed those warm springs were gifted with magical powers, along with healing powers.

An ancient legend tells that Saturnia lies upon the ruins of Italy's most ancient city, so, between baths, a visit to the ancient town and its interesting Roman ruins is recommended.

The Waters
The warm and foaming waters of Saturnia's Baths naturally spring from the rocks at a temperature of about 37°C.
The are highly recommended to those who have breathing difficulties, arthritis and aching muscles, but they are also effective as a beauty and relax therapy.

An ancient city wall, built by the citizens of Siena in the XVth century, surrounds the beautiful town of Montemerano.
A Medieval atmosphere animates the town alleys, rich with shadowed paths and flavours of the local cuisine.

One of Maremma's highlights is the extraordinary Uccellina Park, where visitors can enter a primeval territory rich of paths, wildlife, beaches and moors.
The park is also rich with many varieties of trees and plants, and it is populated by wild animals.

Etruscans were the founders of this city, standing on a rock surrounded by steep cliffs.
The main aqueduct and the defence system designed by Antonio da Sangallo are not to be missed.
The night view of the city, lit by a special network of spotlights, is unforgettable.

Aflourishing Etruscan and Roman centre in ancient times, Sovana is now a exquisite Medieval town, surrounded by silent necropolis witnessing its ancient and noble origins.

All lovers of archaeology will find in Sovana a unique chance to journey to a distant time and age.