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From Google Maps you can see a muddy road in the middle of the reeds, and that?

Hello, the passage to Ripescia "skipping" the Aurelia coming from Grosseto is not clear

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Beautiful bike ride...beautiful view of Talamone. I also recommend it to families, easy route,

The Cathedral of San Lorenzo, named after the patron saint of Grosseto, is the most important building in the city. As an inscription at the right end of the façade testifies, the cathedral was built starting from the end of the 13th century under the direction of Sozzo Rustichini, who also collaborated in the realization of the façade of the cathedral in Siena. The work, interrupted due to the war between Grosseto and Siena, was resumed around 1340. In the 16th century, a series of interventions were carried out under the Sienese architect Anton Maria Lari inside and on the façade, which was also significantly remodeled during the 19th century.

The old mill is located among the placid waters of the Ponente lagoon, where astonishing sunsets create a truly unparalleled spectacle. The Spanish mill represents the last survivor of the nine mills erected here during the 15th century. They were built with the intention of grinding the grain, transported to the mill via the characteristic small boats of the area, to obtain flour. Originally, the mills operated by exploiting the power of water, but in 1557, when Orbetello became the capital of the State of the Presidia at the behest of King Philip I of Spain, sail blades were introduced to exploit the power of the winds blowing across the lagoon. The nine mills constituted a remarkable example of hydraulic and wind engineering, maximizing both the movement of currents and winds for considerable production.

Immerse yourself in the history of Grosseto, capital of the Maremma, born in 935 after the devastation of Roselle by Saracen pirates. A Sienese dominion until 1559, when it surrendered to the Medici after the battle of Montalcino. In the twentieth century, the city transformed thanks to reclamation works, becoming a perfect place to explore the hills and sea.

From this vantage point you can see the typically Maremma hills and their wide range of colours.