But the question runs fast: What to do in Maremma in September? Gone is the canonical month of mass vacations. August is a classic for targeting the sea and art cities, and often every area of Tuscany is crowded and chaotic. In the collective imagination, the Italians' vacation is in August, and this is a big misconception made by the majority of vacationers.
Advantages ranging from sharply reduced crowds, more moderate and drier weather, and better prices. Let's focus, however, on the Maremma, which, for the past few years, has been experiencing good attendance and vacation quality in September.
Certainly the sea is a central focus of the September vacation. The weather is less rainy than August, and temperatures drop visibly. The sea is more accessible and especially convenient.
That is, do not establish the entire vacation on the coast but prefer facilities cooler and more decentralized from the sea.
This will give you the opportunity to diversify your vacation, not focusing on the sea h24 which is also tiring for younger children.
♦ The Mountain: Mount Amiata at 1800 meters high is a little paradise in the highlands. Did you know that it is the largest beech forest in Europe? Great for spending a day among beautiful trails, enjoying a truly unique environment.
♦ The villages of the Amiatino: Santa Fiora, Arcidosso, and Castel del Piano are enchanting pearls set at the foot of the mountain. Here you will find truly distinctive handicrafts and great gastronomic excellence.
♦ Heading south, one enters the area of the "vie cave" also better known as the land of the Etruscans: Pitigliano is a fortress characterized by its natural tuffaceous fortress, charming alleys and small squares, and a history of Jewish civilization that has given it the name "Little Jerusalem."
♦ From Pitigliano it is imperative to visit the Ildebranda Necropolis and from there continue along "the vie cave" to Sorano and Sovana, truly poignant villages.
♦ The Maremma Park in Alberese is an important wildlife and natural microcosm. It is ideal for a visit with your children, perhaps supported by experienced guides, to admire the beauty of the environment, the hundreds of breeds of birds, and the flora. The Park can be visited on foot, by bicycle and even by carriage. The only recommendation, in order not to contaminate the environment, is that no pets are allowed in tow.
♦ The parks and gardens of art. The Maremma in September is ideal for visiting artists' gardens. Daniel Spoerri in Seggiano, Rodolfo Lacquaniti in Braccagni, Paul Fuchs with the garden of sounds in Montieri. Your children will find a playful dimension to art and have a great time.
♦ What to do in Maremma in September. Obviously eat without devoting too much time to diet. Maremma is a land of wine and food, so how can you avoid a visit to a winery or do tastings in some gourmet corner?
Not far from Castiglione della Pescaia, here is LeVersegge Resort with its small restaurant Re Sugo.
The resort has existed since 2002 and is owned by a famous Florentine family who renovated it with great love.
It used to be a farming village, a small elementary school and a train station, and today it offers an excellent quality of stay by being able to count on 30 beds that have been totally reconditioned recently and are equipped with all comforts.
Its restaurant Re Sugo is then a pleasant evening rendezvous with Maremma cuisine and local culinary traditions.
Here, all processing is done by hand urilizing products selected from small suppliers and niche companies, Among these are Il Fiorino, a renowned dairy in Roccalbegna, and Silvano Mori's Salumificio.
King Sugo then uses his own dedicated garden to put the freshest vegetables on the table.
September's offer.: LeVersegge Resort offers an appreciable level of the stay. Few beds, a large garden, swimming pool and sauna, breakfast with local products are the main content of a successful formula. The quality of an exclusive but above all independent vacation.
Why do we recommend Maremma in September? Because beyond the economic conveniences and discounts you have the opportunity to experience a very beautiful land also from the environmental point of view.
Think LeVersegge Resort advocates a type of management where nature always remains the focal point of your vacation.
With LeVersegge Resort you can recharge your electric car for free, rely on the sustainable use of energy, the use of minimal and great chemicals.
