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Beautiful village as if suspended in time, the urban core, a handful of houses marked by narrow alleys, arches, churches, archaeological finds and small open spaces, is a paradise for those seeking a journey between tranquility and peace. The history that it carries behind it is full of important traces that can be discovered among the alleys simply by raising your eyes to capture aspects, details, images that evoke the past existence of the ancient inhabitants.

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In the spectacular scenery of the Grosseto countryside, nestled between gentle hills dotted with olive trees, the small village of Batignano suddenly appears to the gaze of those who travel, which blends perfectly with the environment in an example of absolute harmony. The castle owes its importance in the Middle Ages to the mines from which silver and lead were extracted, to be located in the area towards Montorsaio. As if suspended in time, the urban nucleus, a handful of houses marked by narrow streets, small arches, churches, archaeological finds and small open spaces, is a paradise for those seeking a journey between tranquility and peace.

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As if suspended in time, the urban core, a handful of houses marked by narrow alleys, arches, churches, archaeological finds and small open spaces, is a paradise for those seeking a journey of tranquility and peace. The history that it carries behind it is full of important traces that can be discovered among the alleys simply by raising your eyes to capture aspects, details, images that evoke the past existence of the ancient inhabitants. Once we reach the center of the town we discover the Pieve di San Martino that protects the remains of the Blessed Giovanni and the unique loggia that accompanies us to one of the open doors in the walls, from which it is possible to see a breathtaking view. But the beauties of the village are not limited to palaces and monuments: like any ancient village worthy of the name, Batignano pampers its visitors with pleasant folklore and spirituality events that take place throughout the year. Visit it during the Christmas period to discover it embellished with small nativity scenes that adorn balconies, streets, squares and even niches in the walls: one of the most particular is usually set up inside the old oven of the village, in a small room with a beaten earth floor. Even just to savor these atmospheres, this little Maremma jewel is worth a visit.

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“La Nave” is a magical place…

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Batignano is a characteristic medieval village, still today you can admire the remains of the city walls, the keep, the towers, the doors and a three-arched loggia. Like many other fiefdoms in the area, it belonged to the Aldobrandeschi family. The Walls of Batignano constitute the defensive system of the village, part of the municipality of Grosseto. A first city wall was built in Batignano during the 12th century to defend the noble area located in the upper part of the town. As time passed, the center increasingly expanded towards the concentric plateau located at a lower level than the pre-existing noble area; once this process was completed, there was the need to build a further defensive device that would protect the less ancient part. The construction of the new walls, more external than the pre-existing ones, continued between the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries and, once completed, they took on a roughly elliptical perimeter. In the following centuries, the Walls of Batignano followed the fate of the rest of the village, undergoing periods of decline followed by renovation and urban redevelopment works, which led, among other things, to incorporating some sections of curtain wall into the perimeter walls exteriors of residential buildings. The Walls of Batignano can be divided into two distinct concentric circles, an older internal one and a relatively more modern external one. The internal walls, trapezoidal in shape, have been almost incorporated into the external walls of the buildings located in the upper part of the centre, among which the ancient keep and a turreted building are recognisable. The external wall, roughly elliptical in shape, entirely delimits the village, alternating some sections of curtain which have perfectly preserved the original medieval characteristics (western bank of the circle) with others which are incorporated into the external perimeter walls of some buildings. Two doors open along the external wall (to the north-east and south-west), while a tower rises along the western bank.

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Batignano is a characteristic medieval village, still today you can admire the remains of the city walls, the keep, the towers, the doors and a three-arched loggia. Like many other fiefdoms in the area, it belonged to the Aldobrandeschi family. The Walls of Batignano constitute the defensive system of the village, part of the municipality of Grosseto.

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Batignano is a hamlet of the municipality of Grosseto, located about 10 km north-east of the capital on one of the last hilly offshoots of the Ombrone Valley which dominated the ancient city of Roselle. The hill on which the village of Batignano stands can be counted among the southern offshoots of the hilly group of Monte Leoni, which extends between the locality of the same name and those of Montepescali, Sticciano and Montorsaio, exceeding the altitude of 600 meters on the highest peak.

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Sant'Antimo is an ancient abbey inhabited over the centuries by Benedictine monks and considered one of the masterpieces of medieval architecture. Fantastic area immersed in the nature of these hills.

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The Abbey of Sant'Antimo is located near Montalcino, in Tuscany, and is close to the Via Francigena. Since 2016 it has been the home of the Olivetan monks.

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The Abbey of Sant'Antimo, built by Charlemagne, is a silent portal to bygone eras. It stands majestically among the rolling hills of the Val d'Orcia, offering a peaceful refuge to travellers. It is a masterpiece of medieval architecture from the 12th century, and it is also possible to stay overnight in the monastic guesthouse of Castelnuovo dell'Abate.

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Small church with over 800 years of history, this sanctuary is said to have been founded on the site of an apparition of the Madonna which the legend dates between the beginning of the 9th century and the 10th century.

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Cathedral surrounded by nature that stands out in all its immensity

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worth stopping to visit and take some photos

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Sant'Antimo is an ancient abbey inhabited by Benedictine monks over the centuries and, according to legend, founded by Emperor Charlemagne. The church, built in the 12th century, is considered one of the masterpieces of medieval architecture. https://www.antimo.it/

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Sant'Antimo is an ancient monastic complex founded, according to legend, by Emperor Charlemagne. It is one of the most important Tuscan Romanesque architectures. The abbey, in splendid travertine, stands isolated on a clearing surrounded by centuries-old olive trees and beautiful wheat fields. The primitive nucleus dates back to the cult of the relics of Sant'Antimo of Arezzo, upon whose death, in 352, a small oratory was built on the site of his martyrdom. In 770 the Lombards commissioned the Pistoia abbot Tao to begin the construction of a Benedictine monastery and also entrusted him with the management of state property. In 781 Charlemagne, returning from Rome, retracing the great road created by the Lombards (later called Francigena), arrived in Sant'Antimo and placed his seal on the foundation of the monastery. The foundation by Charlemagne is almost certainly to be interpreted as a pure medieval legend. The church, as we see it today, is attributable to a construction begun in 1118 thanks to the legacy of Count Bernardo degli Ardengheschi. For info and visits: www.antimo.it

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the summit of Monte Amiata with its cross

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Nice view from the Vetta and Croce quite impressive!

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Vetta Monte Amiata recommended especially in winter!

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The majestic cross on the summit of Mount Amiata will give you a wonderful view.

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As a memorial to the endless number of war dead, such places - usually referred to as "war cemeteries" or "soldiers' cemeteries" - are still very important today. "Now, Lord, let your servant go in peace, as you said." However, these people are by no means divorced in peace, but have become victims of war and an inhuman tyranny. The most important and at the same time everlasting function of the military cemeteries or cemeteries of honor or war cemeteries is therefore to commemorate this and – every generation anew (!) – to warn of the lasting preservation of peace.

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