Natura e viaggio lento
Cura le guide su parchi, sentieri e aree naturali: quando andare per non affollare un luogo fragile e le alternative alle mete più battute.
Built up around one of Europe's largest 19th-century ironworks, Follonica today is beaches and pine forests on its namesake gulf, with the Colline Metallifere hills rising behind it.
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Once called Punta Troia, renamed in the 1930s and developed as a resort mostly from the 1970s onward: Punta Ala is the Maremma's most organised stretch, with pine forests and a modern marina.
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On the north-western coast of Giglio, the bay of Campese is framed by a coastal tower built for Cosimo I against Saracen raids: today just sunsets and water that keeps changing colour.
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A 474-hectare nature reserve between Orbetello and Monte Argentario, crossed only on foot or by bicycle: the wildest stretch of Tuscan coast left standing.
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A handful of houses perched on a white cliff, a pebble beach and a 2,000-year-old Roman shipwreck on the seabed: Chiessi is Elba at its most secluded.
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On the shore of Lake Massaciuccoli, among reed beds and the villa where Puccini lived, a corner of Versilia that faces fresh water instead of the fashionable sea.
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Massa is served by Massa Centro station on the Tyrrhenian line and is easy to reach by car via the A12 motorway: here's how to plan your trip.
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In Massa, the food changes with altitude: mountain dishes inland towards the Apuan Alps, seafood cuisine at Marina di Massa.
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Massa spans a historic centre at the foot of the Apuan Alps and a distinct seaside area (Marina di Massa): where to stay depending on what you're after.
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