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Sorano is a small medieval town built on tuff rocks in the province of Grosseto/Tuscany.

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This natural thermal spa with its various pools is a truly special natural spectacle. A dream come true in the mornings or evenings. Reachable from the campervan site in just under 20 minutes on foot. Restaurants, showers, and restrooms are right next door.

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beautiful hamlet with a wonderful view

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wonderful village dug into the tuff

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If you don't want to be so crowded, you have to get up early. It's already packed by midday. We're not bed-leavers, so we drove past it and didn't come back until the evening. With the last rays of sun, there were fewer bathers and more peace and quiet for relaxation in the comfortably warm water with a view of the wonderful nature. Your nose gets used to the slight smell of sulphur very quickly. Don't miss it.😊

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The Vie Cave, sometimes also called Cavoni, form a suggestive road system from the Etruscan era that connects various settlements and necropolises between Pitigliano, Sovana and Sorano. They mainly develop between steep tuff rock walls, some of which exceed twenty meters in height. In Roman times, these streets became part of a road network connected to the main trunk of the Via Clodia, an ancient road that connected Rome to Saturnia, passing through the city of Tuscania and branching off from the Via Cassia in Lazio. The Via Cava di San Giuseppe is one of the most evocative in the area, as well as the longest, leading up to Pitigliano. This street is associated with the traditional torchlight procession of San Giuseppe, which is held on March 19th. The link between ancient pagan rites and the dark atmosphere along the route, which still persists today, dates back to Christian times, when small niches with painted sacred images, known as "devil chasers", were dug to protect travellers.

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Sorano is located in a suggestive mountainous region immersed in the richness of forests. The medieval village clings to a steep tuff rock called Masso Leopoldino, which dominates the valley of the Lente stream. The tower houses, the winding streets, the open spaces, the alleys and tunnels that intertwine in the heart of the rock give the neighborhood a unique charm. The panorama from the terrace on the top of the cliff offers exceptional views of Sorano, the volcanic gorges and the Lente valley. Over the centuries, Sorano has been the scene of disputes, sieges and wars, earning it the curious nickname of "Italy's match".

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Parking lot for campers is about 1km north - who's interested ;o)

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It is no coincidence that Sorano is affectionately defined as "the Matera of Tuscany". In this small village in the province of Grosseto, located more in Lazio than in Tuscany given its geographical position, you will truly feel catapulted into a parallel reality. The village is located in the historic area of Maremma, on the top of a tuff cliff, just under 400 meters above sea level, and is truly very pleasant to visit. Furthermore, the tourist offer of Sorano is completed with two truly interesting destinations: the Sorano spa, a must for enthusiasts of the genre and for travelers looking for relaxation and well-being, and the small town of Sovana, which really deserves a visit thanks to the multitude of things to see in a very small space.

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Immersed in the green heart of the Tuscan Maremma, Sorano stands like an ancient tale of stone, a village where time seems to have stopped its ticking. Its winding streets, the majestic Orsini fortress and the arcane Città del Tufo archaeological park invite you on a journey through centuries of history and culture.

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Beautiful spas which incredibly are completely free (maybe you only pay for parking, but I don't remember).

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Sorano is affectionately known as "the Matera of Tuscany". This medieval village, located on a tuff cliff in historic Maremma, offers an authentic experience. Explore the renowned thermal baths of Sorano and the pretty Sovana with interest. Also, allow yourself the privilege of discovering Pitigliano and the renowned thermal baths of Saturnia. Let this exploration be a journey through culture, relaxation and enchanting landscapes.

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If you want to get a glimpse of the chocolate side of Pitigliano on foot, you have to walk through the Cava di Madona to the other side of the valley. The cava itself is a special experience. When wet, the stone is sometimes quite slippery. Appropriate footwear is then recommended.

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Much of the structure of Sorano is literally dug out of the tuff (type of rock) rock, squeezed into the rocky ridge on which it’s built. Approaching the walled city from below, along wooded trails is the most dramatic route. You’ll then enter the city through one of its many archways.

A little steep but very spectacular

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Carved out of the tuff by the Etruscans. Very impressive

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Absolutes Highlight: Details: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitigliano

The correct designation is: "Cascate de Molino". The 37°C warm water falls from one pool level to the next. A smell of sulfur surrounds the site. You can swim here even in winter. There are restaurants and a large paid parking lot in the vicinity. This is closed to mobile homes

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Very impressive hike on the paths of the Etruscans who carved these paths in the tuff...in some places you can still see the traces of working.

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A great spot for swimming, but if you're looking for solitude, this isn't the place for you. In that case, it's best to arrive very early in the morning.

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