The freshest of fish, spaghetti perfectly al-dente and the most refreshing of cocktails await you at La Dogana. Sip a glass of wine at the beach club before settling down for dinner with views out across the ocean.
Forget cypress-lined driveways and chianti-soaked hill towns – Terre di Sacra is Tuscany’s wild side. Sprawled across 1,000 hectares of protected Maremma coastline in Capalbio, this is big-sky, barefoot, salt-in-your-hair territory. Villas and sea-facing lodges replace hotel rooms; horseback rides cut through open fields; the WWF Lake Burano Reserve unfolds from your doorstep, alongside 12km of sand, organic farm feasts and long, lazy lunches at La Dogana.
Just about everything at this spot has us hooked. From its glorious seaside views, to its incredible ambience, more wines than you dare to choose from, and most importantly, its jolly good food.
This spectacular park designed and created by Niki de Saint Phalle is a sculpture garden representing the 22 arcana of the tarot. A must see when in Capalbio.
With multiple installations spread across Maremma, Hypermaremma is its own self-proclaimed 'galaxy' of contemporary art. Check out its permanent exhibitions such as the remarkable large neon light installation, Spazio Amato, by Massimo Uberti, and Luca Bertolo's Osservatorio M1 striped cabin in the dunes.