Spanish Windmill of Orbetello – View of the Isolotto loop from Orbetello Città

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Spanish Windmill of Orbetello – View of the Isolotto loop from Orbetello Città

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4.5

(24)

174

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Spanish Windmill of Orbetello – View of the Isolotto loop from Orbetello Città

03:00

36.5km

910m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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727 m

Spanish Windmill of Orbetello

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The only one left of the 9 fifteenth-century Spanish mills that once dotted the lagoon; initially they worked thanks to the wave motion due to the cyclic entry of the …

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7.52 km

Convent of the Passionist Fathers, Monte Argentario

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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 …

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7.66 km

View of the Orbetello Lagoon

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View of the dam and the two strips of land, the Tombolo della Giannella and the Tombolo della Feniglia, which join the Argentario to the mainland and form the Ponente and Levante Lagoons.

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10.6 km

View of Orbetello Lagoon

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Stunning views of the lagoon...

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14.2 km

Poggio Telegrafo Summit and View of Orbetello Lagoon

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great area gür ausssichten and trails

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28.0 km

View of the Isolotto

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Breathtaking panorama of the small island south of the promontory of the Rocca di Porto Ercole. It is the largest of the islands located off the Argentine promontory.

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29.4 km

View of Porto Ercole Harbor

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The hilly Monte Argentario peninsula is a constant source of ups and downs, including here in the small village of Porto Ercole. Thanks to the elevated position, you have a …

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