Find in Maremma your agriturismo in Tuscany

Among the agriturismos in Tuscany, choose one in Maremma to enjoy an area rich in scenic wonders, food and wine specialties, and a precious historical heritage rooted in Etruscan times. The extraordinary natural context has also been recognized by the European Union, which, due to the absence of industry, qualifies the entire province of Grosseto in which the Maremma is located as a rural district. In fact, it’s an area where the presence of man has been able to develop in harmony with the surrounding environment.

At Saturnia, the most suggestive thermal baths in Tuscany

On Fairbnb.coop you will find some of the most enchanting agriturismos with pool in Tuscany, such as Terra Nera, Il Poggio di Teo and Podere Prataccio, which also offers some impressive Glamping tents: choose the one that suits you and hurry up to book because the Maremma is a popular destination in every season, thanks to its thermal resources with recognised therapeutic properties for the skin and the entire organism.
In fact, in the heart of the Maremma flows the Gorello stream, fed by a spring of sulfurous waters that gush out at a constant temperature of 37.5 °C. Along its course, the stream laps against an ancient mill and, due to a drop in the ground, creates a waterfall and a series of natural pools carved into the rock. A stay in an agriturismo in Tuscany around Saturnia will allow you free access at any time to the Cascate del Mulino waterfalls, also known as Cascatelle, for a suggestive thermal bath immersed in nature. At the Sorano Thermal Baths, on the other hand, you can take the so-called Bagno dei Frati (Friars’ Bath), immersing yourself in a natural pool in the woods.

The holiday farms in Tuscany with a swimming pool are often also equipped with spas and will allow you to continue your wellness path at any time during your holiday.

What to see in Maremma

A few kilometres from the Cascate del Mulino waterfalls is Montemerano, one of the best-preserved medieval villages in the Maremma, with the characteristic stone houses in the historic center that develop around the evocative Piazza del Castello, protected by three city walls. Another town near the thermal baths of Saturnia that is worth a visit is Manciano, which rises on the top of a hill in the heart of the lower Maremma: climb to the top of the Cassero Tower, the medieval fortress that dominates the town, to admire an extraordinary panorama that sweeps from Monte Amiata to the Argentario promontory.
Consider also that the Upper Maremma is famous for its enchanting tufa towns. You can visit Pitigliano, built on a tuffaceous spur with its overhanging houses that almost merge with the rock. Near Sovana, on the other hand, you can access the Città del Tufo Archaeological Park, with its spectacular Vie Cave that wedge into the tuffaceous rocks connecting monumental Etruscan rock necropolises.

From your agriturismo in Tuscany, you can also easily reach the enchanting seaside resorts and beaches of the Maremma: Castiglione della Pescaia, Marina di Grosseto, Principina Mare, Marina di Alberese, Orbetello and La Feniglia, a splendid natural park with a pine forest.

How to get to your agriturismo in Tuscany in Maremma

You can easily reach your holiday farm in Tuscany and explore the attractions of the Maremma also by using public transport services. By train, you can get off at Grosseto or Orbetello stations and then take advantage of the extensive suburban bus lines. We recommend downloading the Muoversi in Toscana app on your tablet or smartphone, which shows the fastest routes using regional public transport services.

Fair Tip: gone are the days when you went on holiday with your backpack weighed down with paper guides and maps that never close properly! Once you arrive at your holiday farm in Tuscany, you won’t need anything else to get your bearings in the Maremma and enjoy every moment of your holiday.

If you’re traveling by plane, you can use the airports of Rome Fiumicino, Florence or Pisa, which are between 150 and 200 kilometers away. To reach your agriturismo in Maremma, located about halfway between Rome and Florence, by car, you can take the A1 motorway to the Chiusi – Chianciano Terme exit and continue along the provincial roads that cross the region.

Fair Tip: thanks to the numerous cycle paths and mountain bike trails that criss-cross the Maremma, once you arrive at your agriturismo in Tuscany, the best way to get around may be by bicycle… You can also rent one on site!

What to eat at an agriturismo in Tuscany

The air of the Maremma certainly contributes to the unique taste of the fruits of this land, and in fact, the pride of many Tuscan agriturismo is the cuisine. Take advantage of this to savor typical dishes prepared with local products, such as pappardelle with hare, wild boar stew, and the famous Tuscan ribollita.

In most of the agriturismos in Tuscany, you will also have the opportunity to buy homemade delicacies, such as different qualities of flour, pulses, pasta, jams, and the excellent local extra virgin olive oil. In some cases, if you organize a stay in October or November, you can participate directly in the olive harvest. The Maremma also stands out for its exquisite local DOC wines: a tour along the Morellino di Scansano wine route will be a memorable experience.

Weather in Tuscany, ideal in every season

Holidays in an agriturismo in Tuscany in the Maremma are pleasant at any time of year. Summers are hot but breezy, thanks to the hilly position, and there is little precipitation. In winter the temperature is cold, sometimes below 0 °C, but this is the season when it is most exciting to bathe in the warm thermal waters of the area’s natural pools. In spring and autumn, the climate is mild, and the colors of the Maremma offer enchanting landscapes. Before leaving, you can find out about the current weather conditions by following the weather forecast in Tuscany.

Casa Amica, the social project you can support in Tuscany

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