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Magona Castle, built in the first decades of the 16th century, became the residence of Leopold II, Grand Duke of Tuscany, during the reclamation works of the Maremma.

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The Tower of Populonia, also known as the Tower of the Assumption, was built during the 12th century by Pisa and was for centuries a fundamental element in the maritime and land defense system, so much so that, from 1927 to 1943, its top was the site of a post air-naval sighting station of the Royal Navy.

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In the archaeological mining park of SAN SILVESTRO there are museums, mining galleries, a medieval village ... 

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there are also historical trails.

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Pieve di San Giovanni, Campiglia Marittima 

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Pieve di San Giovanni, Campiglia Marittima 

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The Pieve di San Giovanni is a sacred building located inside the cemetery of Campiglia Marittima, in Tuscany, Italy.

It is one of the most fascinating buildings of Val di Cornia, yet veiled in a certain mystery, and it was built in 1173.

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Pieve di San Giovanni, Campiglia Marittima (Tuscany)

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Edo

The fortress of Campiglia Marittima was built in the 12th century by the counts Della Gherardesca. After many years, they built on 7 June 2008 after a restoration, a small museum right there. The fortress of Campiglia Marittima has a beautiful landscape.

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The necropolis of Populonia is one of the most important monuments of Etruscan civilization. It is located in the Gulf of Baratti, and is made up of several sites, dating back to different moments in Etruscan history.Populonia was an ancient Etruscan city, the only one built along the coast, subsequently conquered by the Romans, known since ancient times for its intense metallurgical activity. The Latin historian Tito Livio said that in 205 BC. it was Populonia that supplied the iron for Scipio Africanus' expedition to Africa during the Second Punic War.
The necropolis of San Cerbone preserves mounds and aedicule and sarcophagus tombs dating back to the 7th-4th century. B.C

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The Mausoleum of Caio Trebazio, dates back to the I st century. It is an ancient Monumental tomb of which today only the supporting structure can be admired.

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Pieve di San Giovanni, Campiglia Marittima 

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Pieve di San Giovanni, Campiglia Marittima 

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The Pieve di San Giovanni is a sacred building located inside the cemetery of Campiglia Marittima, in Tuscany, Italy.

It is one of the most fascinating buildings of Val di Cornia, yet veiled in a certain mystery, and it was built in 1173.

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Pieve di San Giovanni, Campiglia Marittima.jpg

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CHIESA DELLA MADONNA DI SOPRA LA PORTA

It is a sacred building that is located a Suvereto.
It was built in the 17th century for welcome a painting depicting it the Immaculate Conception, now it is on the altar.
The interior was decorated with frescoes in the 1858 with marian images.

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Saint Leopold's Church and Magonal Gate in Follonica

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Saint Leopold's Church and Magonal Gate in Follonica

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Around 1831, Grand Duke Leopold the 2nd of Tuscany commissioned Alessandro Manetti, who was a main character in Maremma land reclamation, and his son Carlo Reishammer to design two key element of Follonica. Those are Saint Leopold's Church, which was the first italian church with cast iron elements, and Magonal Gate, which closed the Ilva factory and was made of cast iron itself. These monuments are very important because they are two of the first ones that have been made out of cast iron.

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Cathedral of San Cerbone- Massa Marittima

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Cathedral of San Cerbone- Massa Marittima

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Massa Marittima Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Massa Marittima, Tuscany, Italy, dedicated to Saint Cerbonius (the bishop of Populonia between 570 and 573), stands at the top of a set of steps that look out diagonally onto the city’s main square. Its construction began in the early eleventh century but continued for a long time. Even at a first glance, two styles are apparent: the Romanesque of the lower tier and the Gothic, the style in which in 1287, by Giovanni Pisano, the Cathedral was enlarged and enriched with the third order of columns adorned with three spires.
The entire building is decorated with blind arches and symbolic figures of animals with apotropaic significance. The main door on the façade is made up of five panels portraying the Stories of San Cerbone. The Maestà, attributed to Duccio di Buoninsegna (1316), is situated in the last chapel on the left.