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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Massa_MarittimaMassa Marittima - Wikipedia

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   Massa Marittima (Latin: Massa Veternensis) is a town and comune of the province of Grosseto, southern Tuscany, Italy, 49 km NNW of Grosseto. There are mineral springs , mines of iron, mercury, lignite and copper, with foundries, ironworks and olive-oil mills.

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3. www.visittuscany.com › massa-marittimaMassa Marittima | Visit Tuscany

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   Mar 5, 2016 · Medieval village on the Metalliferous hills in the Grosseto hinterland. Nestled on a high and isolated hill at 380 meters above sea level, the historic center of Massa Marittima stands enclosed within a well-preserved city wall.

4. lovefromtuscany.com › massa-marittimaMassa Marittima, Tuscany, Italy - One of the jewels of the ...

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   Massa Marittima, charming hilltop town with a splendid view. A gorgeous Romanesque Cathedral dominates Massa Marittima, one of the most handsome towns in the Maremma, southern Tuscany. It boasts largely intact Medieval buildings and streets, that can be enjoyed away from the crowds.

5. italytravelsecrets.com › massa-marittimaMassa Marittima - A Guide to the ancient Tuscan hill town

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   Mar 1, 2023 · Located in southwest Tuscany, the medieval town of Massa Marittima is sure to delight visitors. Filled with characteristic piazzas, historic churches, and fascinating museums, Massa Marittima offers something for every type of visitor.

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   A picturesque hilltop town off the tourist trail. Massa Marittima is perched on a hill a few kilometres from the Maremma coast, in Tuscany, central Italy. We visited in early summer when tourists are scarce, the temperature ideal and the atmosphere relaxed and welcoming.

7. www.massa-marittima.comMassa Marittima tourist information

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   Massa Marittima is situated in the Maremma of Tuscany, Italy - specifically, the inland hills of the Alta or northern Maremma - 51 km north of Grosseto. Despite its name is some distance from the sea and in fact "marittima" does not allude to the sea but rather to the Maremma.

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   Visit Massa Marittima, a splendid village in Tuscany. Discover what to see and do in Massa Marittima on Italia.it.

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   Where is Massa Marittima?

   • A gorgeous Romanesque Cathedral dominates Massa Marittima, one of the most handsome towns in the Maremma, southern Tuscany. It boasts largely intact Medieval buildings and streets, that can be enjoyed away from the crowds.

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   Does Massa Marittima attract tourists?

   • Unlike some of the more popular hill towns of Tuscany, Massa Marittima does not attract hordes of tourists, meaning you can relish its authentic charm. Keep reading to discover all the historic town of Massa Marittima can offer visitors.

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   What is the history of Massa Marittima?

   • The history of Massa Marittima is closely linked to the silver, copper and pyrite mines of the Metalliferous Hills, exploited since the early metal age and then in the Etruscan and medieval periods. The transfer of the bishop's seat - which was previously in Populonia - was an important factor in the development of the town.

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   How to get from Massa Marittima to Tuscany?

   • Public Transportation: The nearest train station is Follonica, about 12 miles from Massa Marittima. You can purchase train tickets and find timetables on Trenitalia. There are regular bus services from Siena, Follonica, and Grosseto. Visit Autolinee Toscane for information on tickets and timetables for buses in Tuscany.

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