TOP 10 MUSEUMS
With millennia of history behind it, Maremma has a historical-artistic heritage of incredible value, preserved in its numerous museums. The Maremma museums tell an ancient history, archaeological collections, art collections, sacred art museums, natural history museums and visitor centers, to get to know every aspect of this area.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM, Grosseto
A collection of archaeological finds from the local necropolises and dating back to the 5th-3rd century BC, funerary objects, everyday objects, jugs and jewels.

ETRUSCAN MUSEUM VULCI
The ancient Etruscan city of Vulci, one of the dodecapolis of Etruria, is today one of the most important archaeological parks in Italy, and its archaeological museum, inside the Abbadia Castle, collects all the most important finds.

MUSEO MAGMA, follonica
Set up in the premises of the Forno San Ferdinando di Follonica, this museum celebrates and tells the story of the iron and steel industry of the city of Follonica and the territory of the metalliferous hills.

ETRUSCAN MUSEUM, VETULONIA
This museum houses a large collection of funerary objects, tools, everyday objects and jewels dating back to the 8th-4th century BC and coming from the nearby Etruscan archaeological necropolis.

Ximenes house, Castiglione della Pescaia
Inside the Casa Rossa Ximenes” there is a multimedia center with images and videos from hidden cameras in the Diaccia Botrona Nature Reserve.

MINING MUSEUM, MASSA MARITTIMA
A museum housed in the restored tunnels of the historic mines of Massa Marittima. In fact, for years, mining has been one of the main activities in the area of the metalliferous hills.

“A.MANZI” OPEN-AIR MUSEUM, PITIGLIANO
This museum is very particular and interesting, an open-air journey that reconstructs the Etruscan-Roman history of the area, with reconstructions of ancient homes and routes to discover the archaeological sites.

PREHISTORY AND PROTOHISTORY MUSEUM, MANCIANO
It is one of the most important museums in the Maremma, the Museum of Prehistory and Protohistory of the Fiora Valley in Manciano, tells the story of the life of the ancient civilizations that colonized the territories of the Fiora river valleys.

City of WHAT
The city of Cosa, in Ansedonia, is certainly one of the most beautiful and fascinating testimonies of the Roman presence in the area. Overlooking the wonderful waters of the beaches of Ansedonia, you can admire the ruins of ancient buildings, temples and Roman villas.

MINING MUSEUM, SANTA FIORA
Based in the premises of the Palazzo Sforza-Cesarini in Santa Fiora, this museum tells the story of mining in the territory of Monte Amiata, and the life of the miners between the 19th and 20th centuries.