The small village of Capalbio is immersed in Tuscany's Maremma countryside yet close to the Tyrrhenian Sea. Tiny shops line its streets and ancient alleys making it one of Maremma's quaintest villages. Are you curious about what to see in Capalbio? Andiamo! A Tiny Slice of ...

The Tuscan archipelago is made up of 7 islands in the Tyrrhenian Sea with the largest being Elba. Further south, along the stretch of coast known as the Argentario, lie the islands of Giglio and tiny Giannutri. This is a paradise for underwater adventurers and ...

A promontory that juts out in the middle of the sea and connects to the shore by just a strip of sand- we're referring to Monte Argentario. One of Mother Nature's most beautiful sights, Monte Argentario is in the Grosseto area of Tuscany. Also known ...

It was a sunny, breezy day in March. The sun beat down with the first rays of spring after the very long winter. The spirit of adventure that day led us to Capalbio in the province of Grosseto. The Tarot Garden is easily accessible from the ...

In Tuscany's Siena province, Monte Amiata has everything you need for your winter holiday destination. Skiing and snowboarding abound but there's also plenty to do for those who simply want to spend their days indoors with a cup of hot chocolate or tea. It's a destination for everyone! Although Mount ...

In Lazio's Viterbo province and in the heart of the ancient Etruscan land of Tuscia, lie two of the civilization's most important necropolises and tombs: Tuscania and Tarquinia. The two cities are just 25 minutes apart and make an excellent day trip from nearby Lake ...