Coming soon The Wine Cellar Beneath Palazzo Palloni
The cellar beneath the building was carved from the tuff and bears the date 1499. It is still here. Mario will tell you about it when you arrive.
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A guide to Sorano and the Maremma.
Written by people who live here. With useful updates.
This is where we put things we actually know: how to get here, what to do in a day, where to eat without choosing badly, why the springs at Saturnia cost nothing. Not things we looked up for the purpose of ranking in a search engine.
If you are planning a trip to Sorano or the surrounding area, start here.
Featured guide The Complete Guide to Sorano, Tuscany
What Sorano is, how to reach it, what to see and do, where to eat, and when to go. A practical guide from people who live here, not people who visited once.
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Sorano, Pitigliano, Saturnia, & the road in.
Pitigliano, Sovana, and Sorano: Three Tuff Towns in Southern Tuscany
The three towns are within 15 kilometres of each other and share the same volcanic stone, the same Etruscan roots, and a lot of the same history. Each one is distinct.
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Terme di Saturnia: Tuscany's Free Hot Springs
Saturnia is 35 minutes from Sorano. The thermal waterfall pools, the Cascate del Mulino, cost nothing to enter and are open 24 hours a day. What to know before you go.
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How to Get to Sorano, Tuscany
There is no train station. The bus is infrequent. You need a car. Here are the routes from Florence, Rome, and Grosseto, and the airports worth flying into.
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Two apartments in the heart of Sorano.
Above a 1499 wine cellar. With direct contact to Mario and Matteo from the moment you book.