-SAN VINCENZO-

San Vincenzo is also one of the main sports areas in Tusacny: there are avant-guard cycling, football and tennis facilities, excellent courts for volley-ball and basket-ball and underwater diving, sailing and horse riding schools.

The town is constantly developing, and is surrounded by history and culture: the Etruscan Necropolis at Barratti and Populonia, the mediaeval towns of Suvereto, Campiglia Marittima and Castagneto Carducci, and ancient towns like Volterra and Massa Marittima. And a pre-disposition for good eating and drinking.

-SAN CARLO-

The small village of San Carlo, once a mining village, dominates the valley leading to San Vincenzo and it is from here that you can enjoy the incredible spectacle of colours that nature offers.

From dawn to dusk. The rock faces date from Palaeolithic times and the mineral and metal veins have given rise to human settlements since Etruscan and Roman times.

In 1922 the Belgian company, Solvay settled in San Carlo to work the natural quarries of limestone and they built up a real local economy from the mineral extraction.
Today San Carlo lives mainly on tourism: the seaside at San Vincenzo and the ever-growing tourism attracted by the converted farm-house holidays and the eno-gastronomic holidays.

-HOW TO FIND US-

From Pisa - Livorno
New Aurelia in the direction of Livorno-Grosseto, exit at San Vincenzo Sud, continue towards S.Vincenzo; after 0,5 Km turn right into Via S. Bartolo and continue for about 3 Km; Le Muratelle is on the right.

From Grosseto - Roma
New Aurelia in the direction of Grosseto-Livorno, exit at San Vincenzo Sud, continue towards S.Vincenzo; after 0,5 Km turn right into Via S. Bartolo and continue for about 3 Km; Le Muratelle is on the right.

From Firenze
Go to Livorno and take the New Aurelia in the direction of Livorno-Grosseto, exit at San Vincenzo Sud, continue towards S.Vincenzo; after 0,5 Km turn right into Via S. Bartolo and continue for about 3 Km; Le Muratelle is on the right.

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