Visit the surroundings of Venturina Terme

campiglia marittima Alessandro Corsoni

Located in the heart of the Val di Cornia, Venturina Terme is a perfect destination for those who want to discover the beauty of Tuscany among the sea, medieval villages and breathtaking natural landscapes. In addition to the renowned spas, Venturina’s surroundings offer a variety of fascinating places to visit, from small historic villages to the unspoiled beaches of the Etruscan Coast.

In this article we will explore the most interesting villages nearby and the best ways to stay.

Villages and hamlets near Venturina

Visitors to Venturina Terme have the opportunity to explore some of the most fascinating villages in Tuscany, rich in history, culture and striking views. Here are some must-see stops in the surrounding area:

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1. Campiglia Marittima

One of the most charming medieval villages in the area, Campiglia Marittima sits on a hill just minutes from Venturina. Here you can stroll through stone alleys, visit the medieval fortress and enjoy panoramic views that span the entire coastline. The village is also home to the San Silvestro Archeominerario Park, an area rich in evidence related to mineral extraction, perfect for a family visit.

2. Suvereto

About 10 km from Venturina, Suvereto is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. With its cobbled streets, stone houses and authentic atmosphere, it is the ideal place to savor Tuscan tradition. Here you can visit the 13th-century Palazzo Comunale, the Rocca Aldobrandesca and local wineries, where you can taste Val di Cornia DOC wine.

3. Populonia and Baratti

If you love history and nature, you cannot miss Populonia, an ancient Etruscan town overlooking the sea. The Archaeological Park of Baratti and Populonia preserves remains of Etruscan tombs and fascinating historical artifacts. Heading down to the Gulf of Baratti, you can relax at one of the most beautiful beaches in Tuscany, characterized by golden sand and a crystal clear sea.

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4. Bolgheri

Famous for its cypress trees and fine wines, Bolgheri is a must-see destination for food and wine lovers. This small village can be reached by taking the famous Viale dei Cipressi, made famous by Giosuè Carducci. Once there, you can stroll among wine stores, artisan workshops and typical restaurants.

5. Plumbino

About 15 km from Venturina, Piombino is not only the starting point for reaching Elba Island, but also a town rich in history and natural beauty. The historic center preserves ancient fortifications and beautiful panoramic terraces, such as Piazza Bovio, from which you can admire the sea as far as the eye can see. In addition, the promontory of Piombino offers hiking trails with breathtaking views.

6. Sassetta

Nestled in the woods of the Livorno hills, Sassetta is a small village with authentic charm, perfect for a day of relaxation and discovery. Here you can enjoy the natural hot springs and hike the trails of the Poggio Neri Forest Park.

Exploring the surroundings of Venturina Terme means immersing oneself in history, nature and local traditions, discovering little-known corners of Tuscany.


Where to stay nearby

After a day spent among medieval villages, beaches and nature trails, finding the right lodging is critical to making the most of your experience in Tuscany.

If you are looking for a solution surrounded by nature, away from mass tourism and with all the comforts of a well-kept campsite, theAgricamping La Piaggia is the perfect choice. Strategically located near Venturina Terme, it makes it easy to reach both the coast and the inland villages.

Staying at Agricampeggio La Piaggia means:
✅ Being just minutes away from Baratti and Populonia, perfect for historical excursions and sea days
✅ Having a starting point to discover the most authentic villages of the Val di Cornia
✅ Find tranquility and relaxation surrounded by greenery, without giving up essential services
✅ Enjoy a family welcome and an authentic atmosphere, to live your vacation to the fullest

Agricampeggio La Piaggia caters to those who wish to experience the wilderness of the Gulf of Baratti in all its splendor, from the sea to the hinterland, without sacrificing all the comforts of a campground with attention to detail. Come and find out or write to us to reserve your spot!

La Piaggia agricamping is right there: a stone’s throw from the Gulf of Baratti-a small town in the province of Piombino in Tuscany-set on the ridge of a hill

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