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Grosseto · Tuscany

Things to see in Orbetello

In Orbetello the atlas lists 45 historic places: 19 fortresses and towers, 17 archaeological sites, 4 museums, 2 castles, 1 abbey or monastery, 1 lighthouse and 1 historic villa or palace.

Of these, 1 list opening hours.

Don’t miss: Museo Archeologico Nazionale, museum in Italy.

By date of construction, the most common period is the Modern era (67% of dated places) and Antiquity (17% of dated places).

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The town

Orbetello is a town and commune in the province of Grosseto (Tuscany), Italy.

Orbetello is located in the centre of Maremma, representing a good starting point for many itineraries in Maremma.

This town rises on a small peninsula, it is surrounded by the Eastern and Western lagoons and is divided by an artificial dam connecting Orbetello to the Argentario Promontory since 1841.

The two lagoons are enclosed by two strips of land called Feniglia and Giannella tombolos, here tourists find kilometres of enchanting beaches. Orbetello is positioned in a unique and wonderful place, unique like its topography is, as it looks like a ship prow anchored in the quiet lagoon waters and connected to the promontory through the artificial dam, like a gangway to land.

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45 places

Castles 2

Lighthouses 1

Villas and palaces 1

Getting there

By plane: Orbetello is

km (28 mi) away from Grosseto Airport (military airport)

km (84 mi) away from Rome/Fiumicino Airport (L. Da Vinci)

km (124 mi) away from Pisa Airport (G. Galilei)

km (160 mi) away from Florence Airport (A. Vespucci)

By car: (SS1/E80 Aurelia)

By train: (Orbetello-Monte Argentario station)

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What to see, according to Wikivoyage

The ancient walls

The old windmill on the lagoon

The Talamone harbour

National Archaeologic Museum of Cosa and the ancient ruins of the city of Cosa.

Municipal Archaeological Museum

Country Culture Museum

Duomo di Santa Maria Assunta (The Cathedral)

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