Set on a hill from which it overlooks the sea and surrounding countryside, Campiglia Marittima is one of the most beautiful villages in the Val di Cornia on the Etruscan Coast.
In this ancient medieval castle, rich in history and tradition, the streets, paved alleys and palaces-arranged in concentric semicircles-give a sense of great harmony.
The historic center is all gathered within the city walls, and its characteristic squares are lined with artisan stores, museums and typical taverns.

The small village opens into a profile of gulfs, promontories and islands:The landscape paints the seascape between the Argentario Promontory and the Barattic Gulfwith an evocative panorama of the Tuscan Archipelago and, when the sky permits, as far as the northern coast of Corsica.

Campiglia’s main attractions certainly include the Campiglia Fortress and the Praetorian Palace.

The churches in the historic center are also particularly interesting.

In August, the “Apriti Borgo” event is held: a street arts theater festival with events and performances in the streets of the ancient village, which
combines performances and local gastronomy.