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at the foot of the Monte Labbro
roccalbegna
Roccalbegna is the gateway between the Maremma lowlands and the Amiata highlands. Predating the thirteenth century as a settlement, the rock formations that surround it have protected Roccalbegna from expansion. Nature preserves are on either side: Pescinello, home of monumental trees, and Bosco Rocconi, a WWF refuge for falcons in the Albegna canyon.
monte labbro
To the southwest rises Monte Labbro, site of the temple built by nineteenth-century prophet Davide Lazzaretti.
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Monte Amiata
The Amiata region is named after the volcano at its heart. Giving life to myriads of microclimates, it is a habitat of unique biodiversity. The surrounding hills abound with forests and trails that you can explore on foot, by bike, or on horseback.
distance 26km
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Parco archeologico di Roselle
Roselle was founded by the Etruscans, before the 7th century B.C., on a hill overlooking the eastern shore of Lacus Prilius. This marine lake stretched for about 90 square kilometers over the Grosseto plain…
distance 44km
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Parco naturale della Maremma
The park is rich in diverse landscapes: the coast with its long beaches, the ridge of the verdant Monti dell’Uccellina, the pine forest of Marina di Alberese, the mouth of the Ombrone River, and the Trappola Marshes.
distance 67 km
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Cascate del Mulino – Saturnia
The hot sulfur waters of Saturnia were already known to the Etruscans first and to the Romans later. They believed, in fact, that the baths were a gift from the gods…
distance 26 km
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