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April 5, 2026

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Easter 2026 in Follonica

Monday, March 2, 2026 by Irene
Follonica can be seen from a small marina in the light of the sunset, Easter 2026.

Easter 2026 in Follonica: the lure of the sea and relaxation in the Maremma

Choosing to spend Easter 2026 in Follonica means treating yourself to the first real taste of summer in one of Tuscany's most picturesque gulfs. In April, the city leaves behind its winter tranquility to welcome the first warm rays of sunshine, offering visitors a vibrant atmosphere that is still far from the mass tourism of the peak months. Staying at Borgo Etrusco will allow you to enjoy all the energy of the coast while maintaining the peace and regenerating silence of the Scarlino hills.

What to do in Follonica at Easter 2026: between sea and nature

One of the unmissable activities during Easter 2026 in Follonica is undoubtedly a walk along the seafront. Kilometers of pedestrian coastline connect the center with the wildest areas of the gulf, perfect for those who love walking with only the sound of the waves as a backdrop. The Levante and Ponente pine forests also offer the ideal shade for an Easter picnic in the open air or for those who want to do sports, from running to cycling.

If you are looking for even closer contact with nature, Parco della Sterpaia is just a few minutes away by car. Here, centuries-old oak trees overlook the sandy beach, creating a unique landscape. It is the ideal place for a rejuvenating outing under the warm April sun, breathing in the salty air that blends with the scent of the Mediterranean scrub.

Art, Shopping, and the History of Cast Iron

For those looking for a touch of culture, MAGMA (Museum of Cast Iron Arts in Maremma) tells the industrial history of the city in an interactive and fascinating way, ideal for families too. The former Ilva area, where the museum is located, is a gem of restored industrial architecture that is well worth a visit. The center of Follonica, with its boutiques and historic cafés, is perfect for afternoon shopping and enjoying a homemade ice cream while strolling towards Piazza a Mare.

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To experience Easter 2026 in Follonica like a true local, I suggest treating yourself to an aperitif around 6:30 p.m. at one of the bars right on the beach. Order a glass of chilled local Vermentino wine and accompany it with some warm, freshly baked schiacciata bread. Watching the sun set directly behind the Island of Elba, painting the entire gulf orange and purple, is a sight that alone is worth the trip. It's my favorite way to recharge my batteries.

Unmissable Offer: Celebrate spring with us! For your Easter 2026 in Follonica, Borgo Etrusco has a special offer for you special 25% discount on stays of at least 3 nights. Book now and secure your place in paradise at the best price guaranteed.

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Uccellina Park: things to do

Monday, February 23, 2026 by Irene
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Uccellina Park things to do: a magical Easter in the Maremma by the sea

If you dream of a vacation that combines the freedom of wild nature with the charm of the Tuscan sea, knowing what to do at Parco dell'Uccellina during Easter 2026 will transform your stay into an unforgettable experience. This corner of paradise, officially known as the Maremma Regional Park, is a place where time seems to have stood still, offering scenery that ranges from sand dunes to centuries-old pine forests.

Horseback riding and bike tours in the heart of the Maremma

One of the most popular activities is undoubtedly horseback riding. There is no better way to immerse yourself in the spirit of the Maremma by the sea than by riding along the trails that lead to pristine beaches such as Collelungo. For those who prefer two wheels, the park offers miles of flat cycle paths that start in Alberese and lead directly to Marina di Alberese, crossing pastures where it is easy to spot Maremma cows and horses in the wild.

Refreshing walks between towers and the sea

For trekking enthusiasts, planning what to do in the Uccellina Park means choosing between historical and nature trails. You can walk to the ancient Abbey of San Rabano or explore the watchtowers that dominate the coast. Every trail will reward you with the intense scent of rosemary and myrtle, with the constant company of the Tyrrhenian Sea on the horizon. Marina di Alberese beach, with its driftwood bleached by salt and sun, is the ideal destination for a rejuvenating walk under the warm April sun.

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For a truly authentic experience after a day in the park, I suggest stopping at one of the small local shops to buy some Pecorino Toscano DOP cheese and a bottle of Morellino di Scansano wine. There is nothing more typical than improvising an aperitif at sunset on the beach or on your terrace in Borgo Etrusco. And for Easter lunch? Look for a restaurant that offers the classic handmade Tortello Maremmano: it is the true flavor of our land that you will never forget.

Easter Special Offer 2026: Get ready to experience the magic of Parco dell'Uccellina! Book a stay of at least 3 nights at Borgo Etrusco and take advantage of a 25% discount. Your spring break by the sea and surrounded by nature awaits you.

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Easter 2026 in Maremma

Monday, February 9, 2026 by Irene
Massa Marittima Cathedral of San Cerbone

Easter 2026 in Maremma: traditions, history, and the sea

Organizing your Easter 2026 in Maremma means treating yourself to an unforgettable sensory awakening. In April, the Mediterranean scrub bursts into its most intense scents and the warm sun begins to heat the stones of the medieval villages. Staying at Borgo Etrusco during this period allows you to experience the beating heart of Tuscan beauty, enjoying views that stretch from the hills to the Island of Elba.

Itineraries through villages and history for your Easter 2026 in Maremma

During Holy Week, the villages near us come alive with historical rituals and craft markets. In Massa Marittima, the majestic Cathedral of San Cerbone hosts solemn celebrations that echo within the medieval walls of Piazza Garibaldi. It is the ideal time to visit the Mining Museum or climb the Torre del Candeliere to admire the city from above. This year, the Maremma offers many unique experiences to discover during Easter 2026.

Afterwards, you can lose yourself in the narrow streets of Scarlino. A visit to the Rocca Pisana offers breathtaking views across the Gulf of Follonica. Spring is the best time to photograph these clear views, taking advantage of the crisp light that only April can offer. The most authentic traditions of Easter 2026 in Maremma are reflected in these historic landscapes.

Sport and Nature: The Awakening of Spring

If you love the outdoors, the Bandite di Scarlino Nature Reserve offers perfect trails for hiking or mountain biking. Following the "Sentiero delle Costiere" trail, you will reach the famous Cala Violina beach in just a few minutes. During Easter 2026 in Maremma, this coastline is a paradise of silence and white sand, ideal for a rejuvenating picnic while listening to the sound of the waves.

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Don't leave without tasting the local Schiaccia di Pasqua, a simple dessert flavored with anise that tells the story of our land. I recommend enjoying it with a glass of Aleatico wine on your terrace in Borgo Etrusco as the sun sets behind the hills. It is a moment of absolute peace that will recharge your batteries for months to come.

Special Offer: For your vacation in Maremma, we are offering a 25% discount on all stays of at least 3 nights. Spring in Tuscany awaits you!

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