Maremma

The Maremma is a coastal area of western central Italy, bordering the Tyrrhenian Sea. It includes much of south-western Tuscany and part of northern Lazio. It was formerly mostly marshland, often malarial, but was drained by order of Fernando I de' Medici.
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Maremma Highlights

Places

ITS Lending is Italy's First Crowdfunding Platform Helping to Save Italian Villages

Bringing new life to charming, centuries-old towns is a top goal of this new crowdfunding platform.

Italian Ways

Autumn Traditions: The Tuscan Olive Harvest

COVID-19 has nixed this year’s festivals, but there is one fast approaching fall pastime that hasn’t been affected by the global pandemic – la raccolta delle olive (olive harvest).

Places

How Much Does It Cost to Live in Italy? The Maremma

But there is a part of Tuscany that doesn’t cross most expats’, or even, most tourists’ radars, and is all the better for it.

Wine

Vineyard near the old bell tower on the Mazzorbo island on a sunny afternoon. Venice, italy

Rare Italian Wines You Must Try (No, You Won’t Need to Take Out a Bank Loan)

Forget Barolo and Chianti. There are hundreds of indigenous grape varieties in Italy, which make wines that you probably have never tried.

Travel with Kids

What to Do with Kids in Southern Tuscany

With its great beaches, relaxed country atmosphere and green spaces, Southern Tuscany is a fantastic holiday destination for families. So, pack up the kids, hop in the minivan and get out of the city and into the countryside, as we share our top tips for travelling with the family in tow.