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Molino Waterfalls, free admission, 38-degree thermal water!

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The Maremma Natural Park often offers encounters with wild animals such as horses and Maremma cows.

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Fresh spring dawn with warm thermal water

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Panoramic bench on the Morellino vineyards

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Spectacular stretch among centuries-old olive trees.

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one of the most panoramic places in the Maremma is the ridge of Colle di Lupo, to the east the horizon ranges from Amiata to Monte Penna, to the west Orbetello and Monte Argentario... turning our gaze to the south east, in front of us stands out the imposing magical plateau where the Etruscans built the city of Ghiaccioforte, overlooking the lower Albegna valley

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The olive road that leads to Collelungo is an enchanting place

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Marina di Alberese is the most famous beach in the Maremma Park, easily reachable from the Visitor Center by bike on an eight-kilometer long cycle path. The beach, uncontaminated and surrounded by Mediterranean scrub, offers fine sand and crystalline sea. Along the coast, bleached trunks and branches form natural huts. Not equipped, it requires umbrellas and personal comforts. The southernmost area, less crowded, is also frequented by naturists. A corner of nature for those seeking tranquility.

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This splendid cycle path allows you to reach the sea from Alberese, Rispescia and the city of Grosseto. In the meantime you pass by cultivated fields, suggestive pine forests and you immerse yourself in the green area of the Pineta Granducale, at the foot of the Monti dell'Uccellina.

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centuries-old olive grove inside the Maremma Park

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View from above of the Cascate del Molino

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olive trees and cows of Maremma

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The path along the Maremma canal cannot be found or driven on.

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Fantastic...in the middle of nature.

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in memory of Marco Pantani, who trained here at the Muro del Pirata.

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Perhaps not everyone knows that this beautiful "English lawn" which extends among the magnificent centenary olive trees is maintained thanks to the grazing of Maremma cows which are obviously left to live in the wild.

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wonderful beach maintained in a wild state, for those who love the sea in its natural state.

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Cerretopiano was one of the last mines in the Maremma, the tower of the extraction well and some ruined buildings remain.

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Wonderful forest of olive trees

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Pure nature. The essence of gravel in the variety of environments: sea, river, countryside, pine forest, forest. Very well managed park with discreetly marked paths and lots of information.

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