The museum is divided in 5 different sections: Grosseto's city museum; Roselle; Maremma's Archeology and Grosseto Diocesi's Sacred Art Museum. If you are in town we absolutely suggest you visit it! :)
Populonia is an amazing scenic overlook and it's full of history: it's really famous because of its Etruscan and Roman acropolis and necropolis. Do not miss to visit both of them! Read more.
It houses the works of art of leading 12th-17th century Pisan and Tuscan artists and a rich collection of archaeological treasures. Loved the medieval wooden Crosses and the paintings of the Virgin.
A good rotating exhibit of local and international contemporary art in every medium, also has a lounge and cafe area. Worth stopping in!
Step inside this place of government! The frescoed courtyard's free; the museum upstairs is worth a visit (open late, too). Check out paintings by Vasari & the luscious Chapel of Eleonora by Bronzino.
No, you're not in Beijing, you're in Prato! This city's ancient tradition of fabric production has attracted savvy Asian immigrants. Learn more and please touch: http://bit.ly/1gxzd2r
The sculpture museum houses famous works by Donatello and Michelangelo but don’t miss the small stuff: impressive antique jewels and maiolica plates.
One of the most important museums in the world with paintings by Tuscan artists Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo, and more.
This noble palace, recently restored, hosts some temporary exhibitions of modern and contemporary art as Chagall, Mirò, Picasso, Kandinsky.
The sinopias of the Catherdral (the preparatory sketches for the frescos) have been discovered after World War II! You can now admire all of them in this museum.
The monumental cemetery is also called the Campo Santo (the holy field) because it is said to have been built around a shipload of sacred soil from Golgotha brought to Pisa in the 12th century!
The Cathedral of Siena, originally designed and completed between 1215 and 1263, is a Tuscan jewel you have to see!
The museum is located in Palace Bruni-Ciocchi. The collection includes paintings, majolicas and various glass items from medieval and renaissance ages.
Very peculiar museum where you can admire wonderful prehistoric statues: from the 3rd millennium B.C. to the 6th century B.C. !
The Allegory of the Good and Bad Government by Ambrogio Lorenzetti is a large assembly of metaphorical figures painted with frescoes on the Sala dei Nove's walls: http://bit.ly/1qPNCQv
