Very unique, beautiful place 😍, just because of that, it always overcrowded, easy you can find, bar 🍸, restaurant for snacks 😀, and also good 👍 to have a shower 🚿 €1 /2 min. , toilet 🚻 free off charge. Many places for park your car if you are disabled, right at the main entrance. Main car park 160 meters away, but with barriers 2 meters high restriction. We have a wonderful time, hope U 2.

​A visit to the Cascate del Mulino is a beautiful experience. There's a mythological tale that claims the thermal waters were created to make humans more meek and less aggressive. While the water wasn't as warm as I had expected, the stunning scenery makes up for it. The best part is that entry to the pools is free. There's also a cafe right next to the pools where you can use the restroom.

What a great experience in the Cascate del Mulino hot springs. We being there in the middle of September, the water was very pleasant (warm bath temperature), no ants or other insects in the water as I read in other reviews, I guess it is seasonal. The water had a distinct smell, perhaps hydrogen sulfide that commonly found in natural hot springs. The springs located just a 10 minutes walk from a public parking, with hourly pay 3 euros, there was a plenty of space around 1pm. Admission to hot springs is free

Very unique experience; to watch the view of Tuscany valley while resting in hot water as if you are in a open air Spa :) but natural. Also thanks to staff for kind service at the facility. Note: shower, hair dryer, towels and cupboards for your cloths are with fee, rest is free (no entrance fee) Do not forget to bring your slippers, if you do, anyhow you will manage somehow and enjoy like we did 😄

This place was an absolute highligh of our vacation. I love the less traditional activities. What makes this place interesting is that you can find the cascades in the middle of a nature, it's completely free, you only pay for parking and water has according to google 37.5°C. You only pay for parking from 8am to 8pm. The water smells a little bit like sulphur, but nothing horrible. First, I was afraid what is inside of water but there are small round rocks and it's not slippery at all. It's opened nonstop and you get the best experience if you come early at the morning or if you stay after sunset when outside is colder so you can enjoy the warm water (we tried both). There is no place for changing but there is a restaurant nearby with toilettes. We saw many people coming in their bathrobes! That was cool. The best is probably to stay in an accomodation nearby and change at your room.

The Cascate del Mulino are an amazing natural spot and absolutely worth visiting if you’re in the region. The hot springs are quite large, with several pools and small waterfalls to explore, which makes the experience enjoyable even when it gets crowded. The water is naturally warm and very relaxing, perfect for spending time just unwinding. Dogs are welcome too, which adds to the friendly atmosphere. There is a paid parking area about 5–10 minutes’ walk from the springs, so plan accordingly. It’s not a hidden place, so expect some crowds, but the beauty of the site more than makes up for it. A unique experience and definitely a must-do in Tuscany.

May 2025. Interesting pools and rock formations. Water temperature is pleasant. I heard of the worms, but I wouldn't even notice them if I didn't know about them. It was quite busy on a Sunday but we always found somewhere to hang out in the water. There are paid lockers, paid showers and a restaurant. The nearest parking lot (paid) is less than 10 mins walk away.

(Translated by Google) An amazing painting exhibition, we visited wonderful Italian and European museums, but the exhibition in Saturnia impressed us the most with its collections in such a small town! The lady at the museum was very nice, great atmosphere! (Original) Niesamowita wystawa malarstwa, zwiedziliśmy wspaniałe włoskie i europejskie muzea, ale wystawa w Saturni zrobiła na nas największe wrażenie swoimi zbiorami w tak małej miejscowości! Pani w muzeum bardzo miła, wspaniała atmosfera!

(Translated by Google) Highly recommended! Admission is free and the atmosphere is welcoming, perfect for families or art lovers. (Original) Consigliatissimo! L’ingresso è gratuito e l’ambiente è accogliente, perfetto per famiglie o appassionati d’arte.

Awesome place about a great artist . Definitely worth a visit especially to Saturnia 🇮🇹

(Translated by Google) A museum born from the initiative of Banca Tema to recover, preserve and enhance the memory of the artist from Saturnia, Pietro Aldi! An avant-garde place in terms of exhibition criteria and a notable collection of works, with an interesting space also for temporary exhibitions dedicated to big names of contemporary artists linked to the territory. A museum not to be missed! (Original) Un museo nato dall'iniziativa di Banca Tema per recuperare, conservare e valorizzar e la memoria dell'artista di Saturnia, Pietro Aldi! Un luogo all'avanguardia come criteri espositivi e notevole la collezione delle opere, con un interessante spazio anche per mostre temporanee dedicati a grandi nomi di artisti contemporanei legati al territorio. Un museo da non perdere!

(Translated by Google) A beautiful space where you can admire thoughtful and well-curated exhibitions. Thank you for sharing this work of art with the community. (Original) Bellissimo ambiente dove poter ammirare mostre intelligenti e ben curate. Grazie per avermi dato alla comunità questo bene d'arte.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful little museum rich in art and promoting many wonderful initiatives, a precious gem for the region and Tuscany, not to be missed! (Original) Un piccolo meraviglioso museo ricco di arte e promotore di tante belle iniziative, una perla preziosa per il territorio e la Toscana, da non perdere!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum, really well-kept and free too! Keep it up!! (Original) Bellissimo museo davvero ben tenuto e pure gratuito! Continuate così!!

Quaint village with nice shops and cafes. Also a very fancy restaurant but that was closed on our visit. Not sure the old wall gate is worth a visit on its own but the town square and village are really nice.

This doorway is a charming feature of the small town of Saturnia, perfectly framing the view of the arch down the cobbled street. While much of the visible structure is a medieval restoration, its original Roman influence is undeniable. The paved road you walk on faithfully follows the ancient Roman path, with clear remnants of large slabs and sidewalk blocks. The most impressive historical detail is the prominent section of the original polygonal city wall beneath the Ciacci Fortress. These walls, likely dating to the colonial foundation (186 BC), reveal that the city was planned to be much larger than the developed town you see today.

very beautiful and historic place

Living ancient history

Good food. At saturnia. Nice cosy peroni and ICE cream at antico bar centrale. And thethermic waterfalls of saturnia ofcourse

Porta Romana of Saturnia — the ancient city gate, opening toward the Roman road. Saturnia was first an Etruscan settlement (its original name may have been Aurinia). The Romans re-founded it as a colony in 183 BC. The walls you see today combine Etruscan megalithic blocks with Roman and medieval rebuilding. You can still find polygonal stonework (large irregular blocks fitted without mortar), a hallmark of pre-Roman and early Roman fortifications.

(Translated by Google) Located in Saturnia, it is the only remaining gate of the city walls. The paving, dating back to Roman times, clearly shows the ruts left by the passage of carts. It is the starting point of a twenty-kilometer walking trail that leads to Sovana and part of the Via Clodia, which leads to Rome. (Original) Si trova a Saturnia unica porta rimasta della cinta muraria , la pavimentazione in basolato risalente all' epoca romana ha evidenti i solchi lasciati dal passaggio dei carri. È la partenza di un percorso a piedi di una ventina di chilometri che porta sino a Sovana e parte della via Clodia che porta sino a Roma.

​Located in the small town of Saturnia, this church is quite humble. It doesn't have the grandeur of the major cathedrals in Italy, and you shouldn't expect a big "wow" moment. Nonetheless, it makes for a nice, peaceful experience if you happen to be walking through the town.

(Translated by Google) The Chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena is a small but charming church. The interior, simple and welcoming, reflects the devotion of the local community. I especially liked the high altar and the paintings that decorate the walls. Many visitors appreciate the peace and serenity of this sacred place. (Original) La Chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena és una església petita però plena d'encant. L'interior, senzill i acollidor, reflecteix la devoció de la comunitat local. Em va agradar especialment l'altar major i les pintures que decoren les parets. Molts visitants aprecien la pau i la serenitat que es respira en aquest lloc sagrat.

(Translated by Google) Mary the Magdalene's church, also nice to be able to go to confession while we are there. (Original) Maria de Magdalena haar kerk, tevens fijn om even te kunnen biechten als we er toch zijn.

Hidden at the edge of the ancient village of Saturnia, the Chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena hold the memory of centuries within its stone walls.

(Translated by Google) Nice little church. There is a disabled parking space directly in front of the church. The market is not far either. The church was also open and you could visit it. (Original) Schöne kleiner Kirche. Es gibt einen behindertenparkplatz direkt vor der Kirche. Der Markt ist auch nicht weit. Die Kirche war auch geöffnet und man konnte sie besichtigen.

(Translated by Google) The church is well kept. Located within this wonderful village. (Original) La chiesa è tenuta bene. Situata all'interno di questo meraviglioso borgo.

(Translated by Google) Small, very well-kept church with around twenty well-spaced seats given the Covid emergency and celebrations carried out with simplicity and care. The parishioners are very friendly and the opening hours in the summer period (Saturday 6pm and Sunday 11am) are convenient for tourists. (Original) Piccola chiesetta molto ben tenuta con una ventina di posti a sedere ben distanziati vista l'emergenza Covid e celebrazioni svolte con semplicità e cura. I parrocchiani sono molto cordiali e gli orari del periodo estivo (sabato ore 18.00 e domenica ore 11.00) sono comodi per i turisti.

Absolutely stunning vineyard, great food and wine. The service is great as well. Would definitely recommend staying here. We plan to come back!

We had a wonderful tour and tasting at villa acquaviva - would absolutely recommend and would love to revisit some day!

We booked through the website, tge tasting experience at 20 euros per person. We arrived and wete greeted into the historical buildings and beautiful courtyard. The wines were good, local dishes to accompany them and the prices for buying wine quite accessible. The visit part is not so impressive, as you can visit only the historical cellar kept now more as storage space and we couos not learn or see about their production process. The lady was very nice in terms of hospitality.

Positives: Extremely kind and helpful staff, one of the lady at the reception always had a smile on and gave great recommendations. The hotel is very remote in a beautiful setting, massive vineyard from every angle. Free bottle of wine on arrival, is a very nice touch. Great breakfast with lots of options. Few minutes drive away from Saturnia. (beginning of Sept) UPDATE: And we came back! On our way back we decided to stay again in Villa AquaViva! (We are on a road trip through Italy and we travelled almost all the way down to south and now back up) As before, the staff is really the best, Cristiana (I hope spelled right) at the reception and the girl from Romania at breakfast (unfortunately we forgot to ask her name) welcomed us back and really made our stay memorable. She even remembered my coffee/milk preference 😍🥰 This second time we managed to do a wine tasting too, partially the reason we came back. It was such a nice experience and Cristiana did a fantastic job at it. Thank you to the whole team, these stays were really some of the greatest highlights of our trip.

Cons: No internet in the rooms and very weak connection even at the common areas. Yes, it is communicated that there are no internet in the rooms. Unfortunately I had to work during our stay so it was a struggle for me, but I managed, I could also connect to my phone’s hotspot outdoors and could work from the pool. If you can be without internet for a few days you may enjoy to disconnect while there. The rooms look a bit outdated and the beds are not really comfortable. UPDATE: We learned during the wine tasting that the rooms in the Villa - where we stayed both times - were the first ones as hotel rooms, that explains a bit (plugs were also falling out of the wall in the room we stayed the second time) so maybe the beds are older there, the mattresses are spring ones, so maybe in the new rooms they are better, more comfortable. Considering everything we really enjoyed our stay 🍇🌿❤️

Very hospitable. The wine tasting and snack were great. We had to leave very early and they left a nice breakfast out for us in the morning. Also had great knowledge of the area. We would visit again!

Unfortunately we have to write a negative review of this hotel due to their poor customer service. We had a 2 week holiday booked in 2020 consisting of 6 hotels. All of the hotels (apart from Villa Acquaviva!) were able to move our stay to accommodate our families wedding dates as they changed due to covid. We were only meant to stay here for 1 night and they refused to move our date to our families wedding, kept our money and requested we buy wine with it instead. Then had the cheek to charge extra for shipping! Update: Fabrizio is unfortunately missing the fact that we had said that we were happy to pay any additional costs that may have occurred since the original booking in our email (dated 13/06/21). I think the reply says everything about their customer service here.

Great experience!! Unfortunately there were no available spots for the day that we came for a wine tour, however Fabrizzio (one of the owners) was kind enough to let us in and let us walk around. He recommends to try and make a reservation if possible. He also provided some wine tasting and small tour of winery celler (cantina) for absolutely no charge. The wine they produce is definitely worth to try. We could not resist and bought a bottle of smooth white wine. The property also is extremely well maintained (extremely!!!). There are endless wine trees and even some fruits, also a pool that we noticed. The views are gorgeous and personel was so welcoming. We had an awesome time at no cost (aside from purchasing a wine bottle)

(Translated by Google) The church of San Leonardo is the main church of the village, interesting to visit for the works of one of the most important Italian post-Macchiaioli painters: Paride Pescucci. If you come to visit the village, it is worth stopping. DESCRIPTION The church dates back to the 15th century, but was heavily remodeled in the 20th century. The facade is in neoclassical style. The interior is divided into 3 naves, in a bare neoclassical style. Noteworthy features are: - main altar "San Leonardo" by Paride Pescucci (1854) - canvas on the left wall: "The Apostles" by Paride Pescucci (1909) - canvas in the chapel on the left "Good Friday" by Paride Pescucci (1929). Free admission. (Original) La chiesa di San Leonardo è la chiesa principale del borgo, interessante visitarla per le opere di uno dei più importanti pittori post-macchiaioli italiani: Paride Pescucci. Se venite a visitare il borgo, vale la pena fermarsi. DESCRIZIONE La chiesa è del XV secolo, ma fortemente rimaneggiata nel XX secolo. La facciata è in stile neoclassico. L'interno è diviso in 3 navate, in stile neoclassico, spoglio. Le caratteristiche degne di nota sono: - altare maggiore "San Leonardo" di Paride Pescucci (1854) - tela nella parete sinistra: "Gli Apostoli" di Paride Pescucci (1909) - tela nella cappella a sinistra "Venerdì Santo" di Paride Pescucci (1929). INGRESSO: libero.

(Translated by Google) The foundation of the church is not known but it is thought that it may date back to the 14th or 15th century (the historical archive of Manciano was destroyed in 1902 with the Cassero fire). However, that baroque construction was completely modified in 1932 in neoclassical style with the complete reconstruction of the façade, the internal vault, the altar, etc. The result is a building that is certainly appreciable and elegant but somewhat in tune with the medieval appearance of the village. (Original) La fondazione della chiesa non è nota ma si pensa che possa risalire al XIV o XV secolo (l'archivio storico di Manciano è andato distrutto nel 1902 con l'incendio del Cassero). Quella costruzione barocca è comunque stata completamente modificata nel 1932 in stile neoclassico con il rifacimento completo della facciata, della volta interna, dell'altare, ecc. Il risultato è un edificio sicuramente apprezzabile ed elegante ma un poco in sintonia con l'aspetto medioevale del borgo.

(Translated by Google) Excluding, obviously, the importance relating to worship, from an architectural and aesthetic point of view it does not arouse particular interest. Dedicated to the patron saint of Manciano. Its bell tower stands out among the houses of the village. (Original) Escludendo, ovviamente, l’importanza relativa al culto, dal punto di vista architettonico ed estetico non suscita particolare interesse. Dedicata al patrono di Manciano. Il suo campanile spicca tra le case del borgo.

(Translated by Google) Crossing Manciano you arrive at the Church of San Leonardo which externally seems not to be in harmony with the village, you can see the bell tower built in a different style from the side. Inside there is a baptistery that deserves to be admired (Original) Attraversando Manciano si arriva alla Chiesa di San Leonardo che esternamente sembra non essere in sintonia con il borgo, si nota lateralmente il campanile costruito con stile differente. All'interno è presente un battistero che merita di essere ammirato

(Translated by Google) Small but well kept, clean, well furnished and a priest who during the service talks about family things, about loving each other while alive. (Original) Piccola ma ben tenuta, pulita ben arredata ed un prete che durante le funzione, parla di cose familiari, del volersi bene da vivi.

(Translated by Google) Church dedicated to San Leonardo, patron saint of Manciano. The construction of the building dates back to the 15th century. (Original) Chiesa dedicata a San Leonardo, patrono di Manciano. La costruzione dell'edificio risale al XV secolo.

(Translated by Google) Church to visit, also for artistic interest, inside works by Pascucci, (Original) Chiesa da visitare, anche per interesse artistico, al interno opere di Pascucci,

OH MY GOD! The best! Just loved it. It's Nr. 1 in Italy and 4th in the world for a reason. We tried horse steak for the first time ever. The meat was so tender and juicy, the pasta was full of flavour. Real meat lovers will realize the value of this restaurant. Loved it. Will be back!

One of my favorite meals on our trip to Italy. All around top-notch service with a lot of personable charm and colorful backgrounds on a lot of the dishes. The Irish beef for two is my recommendation!

High class food, THE BEST Restaurant in whole Maremma. Just let Ayub decide what wine you should drink. Ask for chianinna filet if you want an orgasm in your mouth. Forget all other places, you just want to eat there. YES, it's a bit pricy, but worth every Cent.

No.1, if you’re not a meat lover or appreciate a good cut of beef, don’t go to this place. Now for the meat lovers, just awesome, but not just the steaks, but everything. We didn’t have desert as we simply could not take in any extra food. The staff is amazing and really know their staff. Also the place makes you feel welcome, although a bit to warm with the fireplace going. A bit pricey, but worth every euro. Highly recommended.

I had 2 wonderful meals here with my family. The food, service, atmosphere… Well everything really was perfect for us two nights in a row. And my 8 year old daughter was able to choose, eat and enjoy starter, main & dessert 🤩 We all loved everything we ate and I can honestly say the steaks that I had were the most delicious steaks I’ve ever eaten. Watching the Chef cooking over an open fire added an additional visual artistic element to the experience. Thank you so much for 2 amazing dining experiences and some very happy tummies.

I’m writing in English to extend as much as possible the contents’ sharing: Being a “I Due Cippi” feels like being at the theatre, to watch a Lyric Opera: We were seated in a wonderful first raw table right next to the fire and grill; where both cookers were dancing with hypnotic movements while preparing delicious steaks and other meat selection.. During the show we had some starters of the house with a nice Ca’ del Bosco. Followed by two delicious startes: pork belly with shrimp (superb!) and the tartare. Followed by one of the most delicious steak i’ve ever tasted!! Service also was incredible and all waiters were attentive and discreet. Price in line with the place, name, and finest food! Would definitely go again.

Amazing restaurant, in a very small village. It was a very pleasant surprise to find such a nice restaurant close to the Saturnia Terme. Fantastic aged meats, grilled on open fire and excellent wines. Beautiful and cozy atmosphere with friendly waiters. Highly recommended!

Lovely place in the heart of Tuscany. Local menu, fresh produce, great attention to quality. Lovely staff. One of my best lunches ever. Highly recommended. Looking fwd to be back! ⭐️

Quite possibly the best thing I’ve ever had to eat! Absolutely delicious! Stuffed gnocchi with pecorino and truffle! We also had spinach stuffed ravioli which was amazing! We’re definitely going to visit again!

Incredible dinner! The tortelli was amazing! The service and the food was incredible. Loved the atmosphere! Michele set us up here and thank you for that because it was wonderful!!

We were pleasantly surprised to find such a nice spot for lunch. Really good food and friendly staff. We had prosecco, Aperol Spritz, Eggplant Parmesan, Pasta with vension and pasta with red, tomato sauce & bacon...all was great.

What a great dinner we had here at Osteria L’Orologia! We were recommended by the owner of the villa we were staying at in Manciano. This restaurant is in the historic part of the charming hillside town of Manciano. We had a delicious antipasto platter with an assortment of cured meats, cheeses, artichoke fennel and more. The artichoke and fennel were cooked (not sure the method) with olive oil and I could have eaten a whole bowl of them! To die for seriously! We had a great bottle of local red wine and for our main dish I had a perfectly prepared delicious bisteca. Tender and delicious. My partner had a fantastic chicken cacciatore that was melt in your mouth delicious. The tomato sauce with olives was amazing. I’m hungry thinking about it! This was a great recommendation for us. You will not be disappointed. By the way the picture of the cacciatore shows the excellent bottle of wine next to it.

Wonderful restaurant. Best food in Tuscany. The all female crew took care of us - kindness and delicious. If you’re in the area don’t miss it.

Delicious fresh pasta and tiramisu in a beautiful town. The service was also great.

Nice location and beautiful environment. Good service and delicious food. The foods are also well decorated and served. Dogs are allowed to enter the restaurant. The price is reasonable. The only problem is that they have several cats running around and triggered our dog barking and chasing:-(

The service was exceptionally bad, the female waiter seemed pissed off. Male waiter smelled like he just run a marathon. Portions was small. Fish was full of bones, medium seemed to mean raw. Would never come back here again.

The experience was terrible. From the first moment they said that “no pizza for lunch”, but knowing that they are pizzeria, it sounded stupid. We ordered gnocchi and pasta with mushrooms were terrible. Pasta seemed like taken from the freezer and gnocchi had no taste. All of it costed a lot and it wasn’t worth it. Service price per person was 2€ and it seemed too high. Waitresses were not polite and it ruined the day mood. I won’t ever come back. !!!Look for another place!!!

Really friendly manager but he has too many staff and they don’t seem well trained. There was only six other tables dining when I was there. I had multiple waiters / waitresses and wine didn’t arrive until I asked again. Just felt disorganised and not a calm experience. Might just have been the night I went. Food was ok but again certainly not the best you’ll get. I had tortellini and pasta was too hard. House wine didn’t taste great. It’s not expensive so you get what you pay for. Personally I’d rather go next door and pay double for the finest Italian food (I went there the night before). As after all holidays are special.

Delicious! We had salad and beef with mushrooms.

We love this place and when visiting Saturnia male it a point of call for either a tasty light lunch or a more elaborate evening meal. All the food is locally sourced adding to the authentic taste of the area. The meat and fish dishes are a must. The house wine is excellen, red or white, which is sourced . Great value too! Give it a go you love it.

This was the best restaurant experience during our Italy holiday. Although it's not advertised they serve vegan food too, you just have to ask, especially the mushroom dishes are almost exclusively vegan. We would always come back for sure.

We are happy to have experienced this beautiful place, but are now experiencing a somewhat sour ending. My daughter lost her shoes (see photo) here on Tuesday, July 8, 2025, between 16h15 and 18h30. I tried to call someone but could not reach anyone. By email, we still did not get a reply. We hope that an honest finder delivered the shoes to the bar, and either way, the bar will contact us.

The lady that served us (likely in her 50s) was rather unpleasant. She served us like she didn't even want to be there, and as soon as you started getting ready to pay she told the person behind to start ordering, which meant you were pressured to get out of the way as they would start squeezing through. No attempted smile, no politeness, no care, zero. Moreover, we thought it was a bar - meaning drinks, sandwiches and such, as it is usual in locations like this. It was a full on restaurant and they were all out of anything light that a bar would have. Ended up getting some fries even if we were starving because we didn't need mor want an expensive big meal. While the waterfalls are nice, this bar was not.

Anyone complaining about this “snack bar” is wrong. I was here last month with family and friends. The food here rivals the absolute best Italian restaurants in NYC. It’s a snack bar and yet the pappardelle cinghiale (wild boar ragù) was one of the best bowls of pasta I have EVER had! Have I said enough? This is a gourmet restaurant pretending to be just a basic snack bar at a tourist attraction. Dig a little and you will see that it is anything but. Stated otherwise: FANTASTIC FOOD. great service! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Verry nice place, verry simpatico owner who help us (group of 9) with transport to Saturnia. Thank you

The unbelievable madness is that a fee of €10 plus a €10 deposit is charged for a locker, plus an ID card. This is the only rate, daily rate. Even if you are on site for about 2 hours as usual. I was no longer interested in the drinks prices, which were also totally inflated.

Looking at the other reviews perhaps lunch is not great. But great for a pastry and coffee after a morning dip. Get yourself the table under the tree near the water, lovely

nice, tasty and quick! good place for a light meal or chilling with drinks:) varied menu and normal prices