Just 500 meters from the Dimora there is the Emilio al Mare restaurant, which has an agreement with the structure. You will find a warm and welcoming environment, with the fireplace that gives romance and “familiarity” in the winter, while in the summer the pastel green-aqua colors on the walls, combined with the sea breeze, give a feeling of freshness and lightness. You can taste the excellence of local products, accompanied by local wines.
Open every evening (except Wednesday – closing day) and on Saturday and Sunday also for lunch.

Castiglione della Pescaia is a picturesque seaside resort located in the Tuscan Maremma, in the province of Grosseto. The village stands out for its splendid beaches, lush pine forests and the characteristic historic center perched on a hill, dominated by a medieval castle.

The historic center still retains its medieval atmosphere, with narrow paved streets, ancient walls and the suggestive castle that offers a panoramic view of the sea and the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago, such as Elba and Giglio.

In the surrounding area, the Diaccia Botrona Nature Reserve represents an area of ​​great naturalistic interest, home to a variety of fauna, including pink flamingos, mallards and ducks. For history lovers, the nearby town of Vetulonia offers an Etruscan museum and a well-preserved archaeological site.

Maremma Regional Park, also known as Uccellina Park, is a beautiful natural park located in Tuscany, near Marina di Grosseto and the Tyrrhenian coast. Established in 1975, it covers approximately 9,000 hectares of diverse landscapes, including pristine beaches, pine forests, marshes, rocky cliffs and rolling hills.

Main features:

Wildlife: The park is home to diverse wildlife, including wild boars, deer, foxes and a variety of birds such as herons, flamingos and peregrine falcons. It is a haven for nature lovers and bird watchers.
Scenic trails: There are numerous hiking and cycling trails suitable for all levels of ability, offering views of the coast, ancient ruins and dense forests. The most popular trails lead to the Abbazia di San Rabano, a medieval abbey, and the Torre della Bella Marsilia, a coastal watchtower.
Beaches: The park includes pristine beaches such as Cala di Forno, which can be reached by trekking through the park. These beaches are known for their tranquility and natural beauty.
Cultural heritage: The area features historic sites such as ancient Etruscan ruins, medieval towers and abandoned monasteries, blending nature and history.
Ecotourism: The park is a model of sustainable tourism, with guided tours, horseback riding and kayaking experiences designed to protect its unique ecosystem.

Practical information:

Access: The main entrances are in Alberese and Talamone. Visitors can explore independently or join guided tours.
Best time to visit: Spring and autumn are ideal for enjoying the mild climate and vibrant natural colors, while summer is perfect for beach lovers.
Tickets: Entry requires a ticket and some trails may require reservations, especially in high season.