Grosseto, Italy

Grosseto’s historical center is a major attraction for visitors to the city. Protected by well-preserved stone walls, the center is full of fascinating ancient and important buildings, including the impressive 12th-century San Lorenzo Cathedral with its striking pink and white facade. If there are no services on, you can take a look inside the cathedral, where you can see various marble sculptures and breathtaking artwork. To discover more about Grosseto’s intriguing past, you can visit the Museum Of Maremma Archaeology and Art and the Natural History Museum Of Maremma.

If you are more into outdoor pursuits, the nearby Natural Park Of Maremma is worth a visit. This beautiful untouched environment contains 9 thousand hectares of fragrant Tuscan scrubland along the coast, where you can also find quaint and elegant seafront towns. A particularly famous (and relaxing) attraction in the Grosseto region is the Saturnia thermal baths, a stunning natural spa with hot spring pools and waterfalls in the Italian countryside.

Local and flavorful Italian food in the order of the day every day in Grosseto. Being so close to the sea, it comes as no surprise that as well as the quintessential pasta and pizza dishes, seafood features prominently on menus throughout Grosetto. One of the most popular places in the city is Bistrot 19, which specializes in mouthwatering Tuscan classics served in imaginative and creative ways. Delectable pasta dishes are on offer at Il Tagliapasta, while Al Posto Accanto is renowned for its fresher-than-fresh seafood.