Province of Grosseto

The Province of Grosseto extends across 4,504 square kilometers in southern Tuscany, featuring mountainous regions, coastal plains, and the Tyrrhenian Sea coastline.

The territory of Grosseto Province developed from medieval settlements, with numerous castles and fortified towns established by the Aldobrandeschi family during the 12th century.

The province contains multiple Etruscan archaeological sites, medieval villages, thermal springs, and traditional festivals celebrating local wine, olive oil, and chestnuts.

The provincial road network connects 28 municipalities, with the Via Aurelia highway providing direct access to Rome in the south and Livorno in the north.

The Natural Park of Maremma preserves 9,800 hectares of Mediterranean landscape, including beaches, pine forests, and marshlands inhabited by wild horses.

Location: Tuscany

Capital city: Grosseto

Website: http://www.provincia.grosseto.it

Shares border with: Province of Livorno, Province of Pisa, Province of Siena, Province of Viterbo

Website: http://provincia.grosseto.it

GPS coordinates: 42.75000,11.10833

Latest update: May 29, 2025 04:12