The Tuscan Maremma: land, sea, nature and history. The gentle hills of the interior design a typically Tuscan landscape, suited to the cultivation of vines and olives, rising northwest towards the Metalliferous Hills and northeast towards Mount Amiata, a volcano that has been extinct for centuries.
On the foothills of the Volsini Mountains, east of the Fiora river, in the Pitigliano and Sorano area, there are hills and plateaus characterized by volcanic soils and typical villages perched on the tuff.
The Argentario promontory and Giglio Island offer breathtaking views, where the limited but precious viticulture present on the terraces overlooking the sea contributes greatly to the beauty of the environment.