PITIGLIANO, SORANO AND SOVANA
Pitigliano, Sovana and Sorano offer a unique itinerary in the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, combining ancient history, breathtaking scenery and a thousand-year-old culture. These three medieval villages, located in one of the most fascinating areas of Tuscany, represent an unforgettable journey between art, nature and tradition.
Pitigliano: The "Little Jerusalem"
Known as the "Little Jerusalem" for the historical presence of a Jewish community, Pitigliano is a spectacular village perched on a tufa cliff overlooking the valley. The houses, alleys and buildings seem carved into the rock, creating a magical atmosphere. Among the main attractions are the Medici Aqueduct and the Jewish Ghetto, with its Synagogue and the Jewish Museum, which testify to the important Jewish presence in the village. From its terraces you can admire a splendid view of the countryside of the Maremma.
Sovana: Ancient Etruscan Civilization
Sovana is a village that breathes ancient history, known for its extraordinary Etruscan and medieval heritage. The center is dominated by the splendid Cathedral of San Pietro, an example of Romanesque architecture, while a few steps away is the famous Etruscan Necropolis, where one can visit monumental tombs, including the striking Ildebranda Tomb. Sovana is a perfect blend of archaeology and natural beauty, typical of the Tuscan Maremma.
Sorano: The Rocky Village
Sorano, nestled between tufa walls, is characterized by its almost rocky appearance. The village is dominated by the Orsini Fortress and by the Masso Leopoldino, which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding valley. Sorano is also known for its ancient vie cave, streets carved by the Etruscans into the rock, which invite walks immersed in nature. This village, with its narrow streets and houses carved into the rock, preserves the atmosphere of the past.
A Journey to the Heart of the Tuscan Maremma
Visit Pitigliano, Sovana and Sorano means immersing yourself in Tuscany most authentic, where history and nature blend perfectly. These three villages, with their extraordinary cultural, archaeological and natural heritage, represent an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Tuscan Maremma.
