DISCOVER THE SURROUNDINGS
Nature and Landscapes of Mount Amiata
Podere di Maggio is nestled in the green heart of Tuscany, at the foot of Mount Amiata, a dormant volcano that offers breathtaking views and rich biodiversity. In this unspoiled corner of nature, hikers, cyclists and those who love peace and quiet can enjoy unique experiences surrounded by forests, streams and local wildlife that includes wild boar, deer and wolves. The beauty of nature changes with the seasons: from spring flowers to autumn shades of yellow and red.
Medieval and Etruscan Cities
Half an hour from the Podere are the charming rock-carved towns of Sorano, Pitigliano and Sovana. These medieval villages are a dive into Etruscan history, with spectacular cliffs, streams and Etruscan tombs. Tuscany's medieval cities, such as Orvieto, Siena, and Florence, are easily accessible and offer timeless beauty to visit to discover art, history, and traditions.
Mount Amiata and Hiking
Just 20 minutes from Podere di Maggio, Mount Amiata is an ideal destination for hiking or mountain biking. During the winter, you can enjoy skiing on its slopes. The mountain also offers typical restaurants where you can enjoy local dishes, perfect after a day of adventures among the trails
Thermal Waters and Natural Springs
The area surrounding Podere di Maggio is famous for its natural hot springs, many of which derive from the volcanic activity of Mount Amiata. These waters, some sulfurous and others ferrous, are a real panacea for body and mind, ideal for those seeking relaxation and well-being in a natural setting
The Tyrrhenian Coast
Just over an hour from Podere di Maggio, the Tyrrhenian coast offers some of the most beautiful beaches in Italy. The Maremma Park, with its wooded hills meeting the beach, is a perfect place for those seeking direct contact with nature. For those who prefer a more lively environment, Castiglione della Pescaia offers a more "worldly" atmosphere, while the Gulf of Baratti is ideal for those seeking tranquility.