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Hiking during rainy days can be very slippery. It’s best to avoid walking above the caves, as there are several holes in the area.

Sovana is a town of Etruscan origin that retains the charm of a medieval village. The cathedral and museums are interesting and evocative.

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A waterfall completely immersed in nature, beautiful to admire and with crystal clear water.

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Very nice.

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You can't help but stop to admire this town that rises from the tuff..

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There are no words to describe Pitigliano if wonderful... a town in the Tufo Area, in the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, Pitigliano is one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy and an Orange Flag. Also nicknamed Little Jerusalem, because starting from the 16th century it hosted a large Jewish community within its walls, Pitigliano is today one of the most fascinating historic villages in Italy and an unmissable stop during a trip to Tuscany. Perched on a tuff cliff, the town stands imposingly on the valleys of the Lente, Meleta and Prochio streams, offering a wonderful view of the wild and uncontaminated nature of this area of the Tuscan Maremma.

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Very nice here.

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A fantastic view of Pitigliano in the tuff area

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Don't miss this short and very narrow via cava (to be covered on foot) which ends in a hermitage dug into the tuff

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You have to have been here at least once.

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You have to have been there at least once.

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Via Cava is short, medium difficulty, feasible, exiting Pitigliano.

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

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The Via Cava of Laterini Among the Vie Cava of Sorano, it is perhaps the least characteristic and representative of the concept of Via Cava (road dug into the tuff) that we are used to seeing in our territory, but from a naturalistic point of view it is certainly the most evocative. The road runs alongside the Castelsereno stream and enters the woods through a path that at times wedges itself between tuff walls dug and leveled by man. The particular climatic and geological conditions of these roads have given rise to particular woodland conditions. In fact, moving from the valley floor towards the upper part of the plateaus, different tree species are encountered, willows and poplars in the lower, more humid and shady part, Turkey oaks and oaks in the higher part. The particular climate of this area upstream from the town of Sorano is demonstrated by the presence of some beech trees. The use of these wooded areas continued until the 60s/70s as the wood was transported out of the forest through the hollow roads on the backs of mules that in this area for a long time were also used to transport grapes from the vineyards to the cellars of Sorano. Located at the center of the ancient road system of Sorano, the path allows you to create a series of itineraries of varying length and difficulty together with the other hollow roads of San Rocco and San Carlo.

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beautiful hamlet with a wonderful view

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beautiful panoramic point on sorano

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beautiful view of sorano

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a nice cemented climb

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wonderful village dug into the tuff

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beautiful view of the village of Pitigliano

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