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rocky terrain, bring good hiking shoes, doable all year round

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Beautiful panoramic view overlooking the Feniglia Tombolo, the Lagoon and Orbetello

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idyllic up here, beautiful view of the lagoon

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Strolling through the streets of Porto Ercole, don't miss the gateway to the historic center, topped by the Clock Tower, as well as the 16th-century Palazzo dei Governanti, which offers spectacular views of the small square and the Bastione di Santa Barbara. Porto Ercole is also famous for being the place where Caravaggio died in 1610: a monument in the historic center commemorates his final years as a fugitive. (c) https://www.visittuscany.com/it/citta-e-borghi/argentario-porto-ercole/

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Beautiful beach that we can find after the first tunnel towards Porto Santo Stefano. It looks like a swimming pool!

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Place of peace and worship Breathtaking panoramic view Immersed in nature, the monastery of the Passionist friars offers a magical place where time stops to think about the past, present and future.

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Very nice place with a beautiful harbor, great bars and restaurants. Great

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Indisputable obligatory stop on the way up

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A very beautiful bay near Porto Santo Stefano

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beautiful driveway and beautiful view

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perfect place to be and eat well

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Salitella that is worth facing, fantastic panorama

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The Torre dell'Argentiera is a coastal tower located in the municipality of Monte Argentario. Its location is in the northern part of the Argentario promontory, not far from the town of Porto Santo Stefano. Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torre_dell'Argentiera

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A beautiful beach where you can enjoy some well-deserved relaxation

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Place from which to admire a magnificent sunset.

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Porto Santo Stefano is the capital with 8,892 inhabitants of the scattered Italian municipality of Monte Argentario, in the province of Grosseto, in Tuscany. Located in the Maremma Grossetana and part of the Costa d'Argento at the southern end of Tuscany, it has a great seafaring tradition. Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porto_Santo_Stefano

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Beautiful beach with a splendid view.

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Nice little harbor with nice rest stops

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The Convent of the Passionist friars is located on the top of the Argentario. Here you will find the typical herbal bitters of the Passionist friars for sale. Opposite is the self-service restaurant in the middle of the Mediterranean scrub with typical Maremma cuisine. Continuing along the road you will arrive at the top from which you can enjoy a fabulous view of the sea and from where you can see the islands of Giannutri and Giglio.

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The complex constitutes the mother house of the Congregation of the Passionist Fathers and is made up of a convent and the church. Construction work began in 1733 and was completed in 1737. The façade, built in 1856, has a neoclassical appearance. The interior preserves some important works: the Madonna and Child handing over the project of the convent to Saint Paul of the Cross, by Pietro Aldi (1880), which can be taken as a manifesto of the congregation; the "Presentation of Mary in the Temple", by Sebastiano Conca; the "Madonna and Child holding the Sacred Heart and Saint Joseph in the background", by Pompeo Batoni. The image called "Madonna di Monte Argentario" from the Roman school of the 18th century is very venerated. On the altar of the right transept there is a canvas with an image of the Magdalene from the 18th century and, on the left altar a Saint Michael, a copy of the subject of the same name by Guido Reni from the Capuchin Church in Rome. In the crypt there are both the statue of the founder of the order (in travertine) and a bas-relief, also in travertine, representing the arrival at the Argentario of San Paolo della Croce. Finally, inside the church you can admire a bronze urn with the remains of the young passionist the venerable Galileo Nicolini by the sculptor Tito Amodei[1]. On December 12, 2000, surprisingly and without warning, to the amazement and emotion of the religious people present, Pope John Paul II stopped to pray in the convent church.[2] The place was also particularly loved by Susanna Agnelli (mayor of Monte Argentario from 1974 to 1984), so much so that, following her express wish, she wanted her funeral to be celebrated there.[3]

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