Maremma
in Tuscany
Maremma is Tuscany’s untamed frontier – a stretch of sun-bleached coastline, pine forests and vast plains where butteri cowboys still ride and wildlife thrives. Far from Renaissance crowds, this southern pocket blends wild beaches, nature reserves, slow food traditions and big, open skies.
how long to go for
a weekend, a long weekend, a week
when to go
may, april, march, september, october
holidays
Liberation Day, Labour Day, Republic Day, Ferragosto, All Saints' Day
how to get there
Fly into Rome Fiumicino or Pisa, then drive around two hours south (from Rome) or two hours north (from Pisa) into the heart of coastal Maremma. Grosseto also has a small train station with regional connections
how to get around
on foot, by horse, by car
nice to know
Maremma is home to the butteri – Italy’s original cowboys – and you’ll still see them on horseback managing cattle across the plains
local language
Italian, Maremmano
currency
euro
in an emergency
call 112
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