Torre di Ansedonia
Edging out to sea like the prow of a boat, the rocky promontory on which Torre di Ansedonia rises affords glorious views out to Monte Argentario, the island of Giglio and beyond.
Destination
Ansedonia
Ansedonia, a charming coastal village in southern Tuscany near Orbetello and Monte Argentario, is a beautiful blend of natural beauty, ancient history, and seaside tranquility.
Ansedonia has many attractions and highlights including the ancient Roman ruins of Cosa; the beach of Ansedonia that stretches towards the Feniglia with its clear, shallow waters that are perfect for swimming; Torre Puccini where the composer lived and wrote his last opera the Turandot and the Orbetello lagoon.
Ansedonia is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Tuscan Maremma, it is part of the Tombolo della Feniglia and is the strip of land that divides the sea from the Orbetello lagoon.
The Maremma region is famous for wine and rustic Tuscan cuisine.
Try wines from nearby Scansano (Morellino di Scansano DOCG) and enjoy specialties like wild boar, pici pasta, and Tuscan pecorino cheese in the local trattorias.
Ancient Roman Ruins of Cosa; Ansedonia Beach; Tombolo della Feniglia Nature Reserve; Torre Puccini; The Lagoon and Orbetello; Culinary and Wine Experiences
Villa Amadeus
The former home of film director Milos Forman, of Amadeus and One Who Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest fame, makes an unusual and stunning private rental proposition. A number of scenes with Salieri were filmed in the grounds of this wonderful property.