Top Things to do in Rosignano Marittimo
The 10 Best Things to do in Rosignano Marittimo, Tuscany
Discover the best top things to do in Rosignano Marittimo, Italy including Colombaioni, Galleria Granelli Modern and Contemporary art, Bagni Ausonia, Kris Znatowicz, Terrazza Miramare, Museo Archeologico Nazionale Di Castiglioncello, Lungomare Alberto Sordi, Bagni Etruria, Baia del Quercetano, Bar Caffe La Golosa.
Restaurants in Rosignano Marittimo
1. Colombaioni
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Transfers from airports, from all over: Rome Florence and Naples.Driver multilanguages , comfortale cars or vans. For incoming or journeys. Wine tours and gastronomical tours. Emotionals excursion and shore excursions.
2. Galleria Granelli Modern and Contemporary art
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Granelli Gallery is a gallery of modern and contemporary art to Castiglioncello (Leghorn – Tuscany- Italy). The artistic trends the gallery follows most are currently: Italian Pop Art, Arte Povera, Kinetic Art, Fluxus and Visual Poetry. Among the artists in gallery: Tano Festa, Mario Schifano, Pino Pascali, Franco Angeli, Alighiero Boetti, Bruno Munari, Horacio Garcia Rossi. The recent exhibitions dedicated to Italian Pop Art “Angeli Festa Schifano 1960s and 1970s”, personal shows dedicated to Pino Pascali and the retrospective dedicated to Bruno Munari have been very important milestones.Silvia Ricci, having worked with her parents for years, from 2004 she is passed to the artistic direction of the gallery, and she can now count on their collaboration and experience, developing this long-standing passion with new projects.
3. Bagni Ausonia
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
4. Kris Znatowicz
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Rent a sea-side apartment that sleeps 4 comfortably at a stone's throw from the beach. It includes a free private swimming pool and a beautiful terrace with a panoramic view. We will take you back to the airport. Prices shown are for one-way trips.
5. Terrazza Miramare
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
WineBar in Terrazza: aperitivi, degustazioni, musica live... Affacciati sul mare! Winebar in Terrazza presso l'Hotel Miramare di Castiglioncello riaperta dopo molti anni, la Terrazza WineBar dell' Hotel Miramare offre ai clienti un incantevole panorama sul pittoresco porticciolo di Castiglioncello. La Terrazza, immersa nel verde del parco e inebriata dal profumo del salmastro, offre a seconda delle ore del giorno silenzio e musica, tranquillita ed euforia, pace e convivialita. Ideale per gustarsi il sapore della vita e godersi un bel tramonto sul mare tra un bicchier di vino, un cocktail e qualche stuzzichino... Aperta tutti i giorni tranne il lunedi, dal vespro a tarda notte. In alcuni giorni della settimana anche musica live con complessi acustici di blues e jazz... Vi aspettiamo!
6. Museo Archeologico Nazionale Di Castiglioncello
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
7. Lungomare Alberto Sordi
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4.5 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By Brun066 - Florence, Italy
The history of the urban form of Castiglioncello has in the building of this pedestrian promenade (as far as I understand around 1935) one of its happiest chapters. The promenade starts from the area of the "Ausonia" cove - which gave its name to the current bathing facility - which on the other hand is one of the most scarred of the town, being reduced to a sequence of concrete piers that have erased all traces of the former sandy shore: then the promenade proceeds towards the promontory called "Punta Righini". It is closed upstream by the fences of the villas which, built from the end of the nineteenth century, today almost completely occupy the promontory, and on the other side it faces the cliff, which by its size protects the waterfront from the waves of winter storms. Being facing south, the promenade is warm in winter and can be quite hot in summer. A refreshing dive in the nearby sea is always possible, but you have to cross the cliff on foot. The cliff, consisting of Miocene conglomerates and limestones, for a considerable stretch is quite low and filled with quiet pools of sea water occasionally renewed by the storms. As far as I understand, this unusual form of the cliff is because from here in the first half of the twentieth century large amounts of boulders for the piers of the Livorno port were extracted. The promenade is named after Alberto Sordi, a well-known Italian actor, who together with other movie stars attended Castiglioncello, especially in the 1960s. Further along, the actual promenade ceases and the path along the coast is possible (as it must have been in the first stretch before 1935) only by walking on the cliff. However, the path in this case is facilitated by a narrow concrete strip that covers the pipe of the former sewer drain of the town. We say "former" because since the 1980s this pipe has been decommissioned, and the sewers no longer end up in the sea of "Punta Righini", but in the municipal sewage treatment plant. It's thus possible today to fully enjoy the almost Caribbean scenery of the yellowish cliffs surrounded by an intense blue sea. Of course you have to accept the very rough surface of the cliffs (which also makes it difficult to place an umbrella), and the lack of any swimming facilities.
8. Bagni Etruria
9. Baia del Quercetano
10. Bar Caffe La Golosa
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