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On two wheels
A bike rental centre a few metres from the Terme di Saturnia, on the provincial road, with a published price list: gravel bikes from €49 a day, road bikes and e-MTBs at €59, roa…
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In the old stones
An aqueduct at Manciano, from the twentieth century.
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In the old stones
Town walls round the hilltop of Manciano, with the Sienese fortress at the top of them.
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In the old stones
Town walls at Manciano, from the twelfth century.
Free — nothing to pay
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With your hands
The Manciano cooperative dairy has been turning Maremma sheep's milk into cheese for over fifty years, and it opens the plant to visitors.
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With your hands
An organic estate on the hills above Saturnia that makes natural wine and extra virgin olive oil, and opens for guided walks through its vineyards and olive groves.
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On the trail
A small museum in the centre of Saturnia built around Pietro Aldi, the nineteenth-century painter born a few kilometres away at Manciano, with a permanent display of his work, t…
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With your hands
A family-run winery on the Albegna valley road at Marsiliana, which opens its doors for wine tastings and walks through the vineyards - the walk being, they say, their own favou…
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