 Populonia
Dominating the wonderful blue gulf of Baratti the diminutive Populonia, of paved alleys and stones the warm colour of the sun. Fresh breeze, wonderful panorama, a climate of quiet unreality.
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|  Bolgheri
Noble rows of cypresses made famous by the poetry of Carducci lead to the red brick castle, age-old stone buildings, houses bedecked with flowers. Bolgheri impresses with the beauty of its ancient streets and smooth hills of the surrounding countryside.
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|  Campiglia Marittima
Fortified on the hills of Campiglia Marittima it catches the eye by the colours of its stones, with the winding perfection of its narrow paved lanes, its buildings and houses spreading out in concentric semicircles, infinite space that opens out onto soft and flourishing valleys covered with silver olives and cool forest.
In the vicinity, direction San Vincenzo, is the Archaeological Mining Park of San Silvestro, over 45 km2 of open air museum, for a visit to a perfectly conserved medieval mining village, amid forests and Mediterranean scrubland.
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 SuveretoSince before 1000 AD this charming medieval village has dominated the azure of the Etruscan Coast and the green of the Cornia valley. The green of the Mediterranean scrub, the cork, chestnut and oak forest, spreads as far as the beach. This village of paved alleys and stone houses, of historical dwellings, churches and cloisters is enclosed by ancient town walls. Hills of ancient olive trees and bountiful vines are crossed by the renowned ‘Strada del Vino’, the Wine Road, celebrated for the most valuable wines in Tuscany.
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