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Updated • updatedAug 21, 2025
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Baratti in 1 day
If you only have 1 day to spend in Baratti, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
Baratti is a small Tuscan gulf known for its curved sandy beach, clear Tyrrhenian waters, and backdrop of maritime pine woods. Just above the bay lies the archaeological area of Populonia, where visitors can see Etruscan tombs and remains of an ancient coastal city. The area offers swimming, snorkeling, coastal walks, and sunset views over the Gulf of Baratti in a setting that feels more relaxed than many larger Italian resorts. Nearby medieval towns and wine-producing countryside add easy day-trip options.
With favorites like Casa Dinosauro, Casa Esagono - BACO archivio Vittorio Giorgini, and Parco Costiero di Rimigliano, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like PIZZERIA LA PERLA BARATTI and Ristorante Canessa so you can get the best taste of Baratti while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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- Baratti in 1 day
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Day 1
1-day itinerary
With only 1 day to squeeze in as much activities as you can, we strategically grouped the must-sees, Parco Costiero di Rimigliano and Casa Esagono - BACO archivio Vittorio Giorgini with surrounding point of interests to make sure you don’t leave Baratti without getting the most bang for your time. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 7 hours of your day.
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•Jens C — Google reviewAndrew C — Google reviewPaolo A — Google reviewSrećko Đ — Google reviewStep R — Google reviewJ G — Google reviewElisa C — Google review
Parco Costiero di Rimigliano
4.5
(7312)
4.3
(652)
Park
Nature & Parks
Rimigliano Coastal Park, located in San Vincenzo, Tuscany, Italy, offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural wonders. The park features over 7 km of pristine sandy beaches with slightly thicker grains than other beaches in the area. Accessible paths wind through the park to reach the wild beach where visitors can enjoy swimming and water sports. The surrounding pine forest adds a delightful scent to the air, creating a serene atmosphere for beachgoers.
Beautiful, just great beach, not yet fully commercialized, and I hope it stays that way.
Bring your own parasol and beach equipment, wnd enjoy!
There are lifeguards every 300m or so, so pretty safe.
Tomislav Z — Google review
The water is clean. It becomes deep faster on this part of the beach and there is a few rocks under the water.
Not as many people on the beach as if you go further to the north.
There is a beach bar and restaurant near by a few hundred meters from the beach
Lovely unspoilt beach with beautiful clear sea that was actually quite warm. It is sheltered by forested area with plenty of parking on the road if it is not in walking distance but we stayed at the Hu Albatross holiday park so just walked across in 10-15 mins. Lovely beach, definitely recommend a visit
Wonderful Natural area. Free toilets and after-swim showers. All areas are maintained clean by the San Vincenzo municipality.
Greatest service ever.
There are many parking spots: 50% of them are free. The others cost €. 1.50 per hour.
Nice beach, clear water. We enjoyed so much.
The beach is very long and there's space for everyone. Part of it is surrounded by beautiful pine forest that gives amazing scent to the air. Water was amazingly warm in mid September.
Lovely views and very long beaches...beach only ok..very bitty - not sandy..no facilities..naturalist beach next door...
Lovely as a natural beach.
Absolutely beautiful beach! And I've never seen clearer water!
Strada Provinciale della Principessa, 57027 San Vincenzo LI, Italy•
10 min · 4.1 mi
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Casa Esagono - BACO archivio Vittorio Giorgini
4.2
(29)
3.7
(19)
Museum
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Nestled along the scenic Etruscan road that connects Volterra and Piombino, Casa Esagono - BACO archivio Vittorio Giorgini stands out with its unique architectural design. This captivating structure is part of a delightful walking route starting from one of Baratti's parking lots.
(Translated by Google) Designed and built in 1959 by the Florentine architect Vittorio Giorgini, who spent his summer holidays here with family and friends, it is an innovative modular structure built in wood (except for the foundations) with a characteristic hexagonal shape, itself made of hexagons, which has his reference in the hive.
After some years of abandonment, the structure was recently restored and is in excellent condition.
It should become a point of reference for promoting cultural and artistic initiatives.
It can be reached with a short 5-minute walk from a nearby car park and, if you are in that area, it is definitely worth going to see it.
Unlike the nearby Casa Dinosauro (also built by Giorgini) you can approach and admire it up close, hoping that some idiot doesn't go and damage it.
It is currently managed by a cultural association.
(Original)
Progettata e costruita nel 1959 dall'architetto fiorentino Vittorio Giorgini, che qui trascorreva le vacanze estive con familiari ed amici, è una innovativa struttura modulare costruita in legno (tranne le fondazioni) dalla caratteristica forma esagonale, fatta a sua volta di esagoni, che ha nell'alveare il suo riferimento.
Dopo alcuni anni di abbandono, la struttura è stata recentemente restaurata e si presenta in ottime condizioni.
Dovrebbe diventare un luogo di riferimento per promuovere iniziative culturali ed artistiche.
Si raggiunge con una breve camminata di 5 minuti da un vicino parcheggio e, se ci si trova da quelle parti, conviene senz'altro andare a vederla.
A differenza della vicina Casa Dinosauro (costruita sempre dal Giorgini) ci si può avvicinare ed ammirare da vicino, sperando che qualche idiota non vada a danneggiarla.
Attualmente è gestita da un'associazione culturale.
Giuseppe M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful 🖤✨
free external access.
I visited it when it was closed but it was still worth it, very interesting design, even the sink with adjacent shower.
(Original)
Bellissima 🖤✨
accesso libero esterno.
Io l’ho visitata che era chiusa ma vale comunque la pena, progettazione molto interessante, anche del lavabo con doccia adiacente.
(Translated by Google) A truly evocative and peaceful place. It is no coincidence that it was chosen for the construction of this house, which has recently been renovated and is completely renovated. I recommend the visit coming from the car park and returning from the beach.
(Original)
Un luogo davvero suggestivo e di pace. Non a caso è stato scelto per la costruzione di questa casa, che recentemente è stata ristrutturata e si presenta completamente rinnovata. Consiglio la visita arrivando dal parcheggio e rientrando dalla spiaggia.
(Translated by Google) Casa Esagono, designed by Vittorio Giorgini in the 1950s, is a unique architecture, included among the valuable works of the twentieth century by the Ministry of Culture. The house, raised on six wooden pillars, develops on a single floor with seven hexagonal modules and a pavilion roof. A central spiral staircase allows access, offering a panoramic view of the Mediterranean scrub and the Tyrrhenian coast. Exposure to the sea and atmospheric agents has deteriorated the structure over time but it has recently been the subject of reconstruction and restoration (both of the exterior and furnishings) and has become available to the public again for visits and exhibitions.
(Original)
Casa Esagono, progettata da Vittorio Giorgini negli anni ’50, è un’architettura unica, inserita tra le opere di pregio del Novecento dal Ministero della Cultura. La casa, sopraelevata su sei pilastri lignei, si sviluppa su un piano unico con sette moduli esagonali e una copertura a padiglione. Una scala a chiocciola centrale consente l’accesso, offrendo una vista panoramica sulla macchia mediterranea e la costa tirrenica. L’esposizione al mare e agli agenti atmosferici ha deteriorato la struttura nel tempo ma recentemente è stata oggetto di ricostruzione e restauro (sia degli esterni, sia degli arredi) ed è tornata disponibile al pubblico per visite e mostre.
(Translated by Google) Wonderful place, can be reached with a 10 minute walk, breathtaking view!!!
(Original)
Posto meraviglioso, si raggiunge con una camminata da 10 minuti , panorama mozzafiato !!!
(Translated by Google) The house itself is very fascinating, especially due to its particular shape. It is located along the Etruscan road Volterra-Piombino next to the Saldarini house. It is the less famous of the two, but this too deserves at least a visit from the outside.
(Original)
Casa di per sé molto affascinante soprattutto per la forma particolare. Si trova lungo la via etrusca Volterra-Piombino affianco a casa Saldarini. Tra le due é la meno famosa, ma anche questa merita almeno una visita dall'esterno.
(Translated by Google) If it were better valorised and adequately prepared for a use congruent with the typical nature of the place in which it is located (I am thinking of a location for exhibitions on themes that concern the territory, premises for courses and/or cultural screenings, a holiday home for children, . ..), I would give a 5 star rating. As it is now I would define it as a little 'eco-monster' and that's it 😕
(Original)
Se fosse meglio valorizzato e adeguatamente predisposto ad un utilizzo congruo alla tipicità del luogo in cui si colloca (penso a una location per mostre su temi che riguardano il territorio, a locali per corsi e/o proiezioni culturali, a casa vacanze per bambini, ...), darei 5 stelle di valutazione. Cosi com'è ora lo definirei un piccolo 'eco-mostro' e basta 😕
(Translated by Google) Unusual. A unique architecture that has attracted me to the Golfo di Baratti for the third time now. Very close by, there are lovingly furnished cat houses by local residents. The animals are well-fed, don't suffer from thirst, but unfortunately, they are not neutered.
(Original)
Ungewöhnlich. eine einmalige architektur, die mich nun schon zum dritten mal an den golfo di baratti gelockt hat. ganz in der nähe gibt es - von anwohnern - liebevoll eingerichtete katzenhäuser. die tiere sind gut ernährt, leiden keinen durst, sind aber leider unkastriert.
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Casa Dinosauro o Casa Balena
4.5
(116)
3.9
(8)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Casa Dinosauro, also known as Casa Saldarini, is a must-visit attraction in Baratti. Visitors can embark on a simple 20-minute walk from one of the parking lots in Baratti through the woods to reach this unique house. The house was built by visionary architect Vittorio Giorgini in the 1960s using concrete and electro-welded mesh, showcasing an unprecedented technique for its time.
Very peculiar place, a nice walk in the shade, far from the madding crowds
Sabrina A — Google review
Also closed on Sunday… I had send 2 emails with the request to visit the casa … they never replied.
Gate closed … kind of unfriendly
(Translated by Google) It is a holiday home designed and built in 1962 by the Florentine architect Vittorio Giorgini.
More than a dinosaur, the shape of the house resembles that of a whale.
It is a pioneering work, very interesting and in a certain way a precursor of modern examples of blob architecture, even if, at the time, Giorgini was considered more of a bizarre architect.
The house, unlike the adjacent Casa Esagono, is completely fenced and privately owned, therefore visible only from the outside, although, on certain occasions, it is possible to visit it.
It can be reached with a short 5-minute walk on a dirt road from the nearby car park and, if you find yourself in those parts, it is worth going and seeing it.
(Original)
È una casa di vacanza progettata e realizzata nel 1962 dall'architetto fiorentino Vittorio Giorgini.
Più che un dinosauro, la forma della casa ricorda quella di una balena.
Si tratta di un'opera pionieristica, molto interessante ed in un certo qual modo anticipatrice dei moderni esempi di architettura blob, anche se, ai tempi, il Giorgini era considerato più che altro un architetto bizzarro.
La casa, a differenza della adiacente Casa Esagono, è completamente recintata e di proprietà privata, per cui visibile solo dall'esterno, anche se, in determinate occasioni, è possibile visitarla.
Si raggiunge con una breve passeggiata su strada sterrata di 5 minuti dal vicino parcheggio e, se ci di trova da quelle parti, vale la pena di andare a vederla.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful, interesting example of architecture.
It is fenced but you can see it quite well from the outside.
Easy to get 3 minutes walk into the pine forest.
(Original)
Bellissima, interessante esempio di architettura.
è cintata ma si vede abbastanza bene da fuori.
Facile arrivare 3 minuti a piedi nella pineta.
(Translated by Google) Continue along the Vittorio Giorgini road, continuing on the path for 10 minutes and you will get there. Unfortunately it is private and the property is surrounded by a fence, but continue around it and you will find the other hexagonal house. From the path you can then go down towards the sea and walk back to the beach!
(Original)
Proseguite la strad(ina) Vittorio Giorgini continuando sul sentiero per 10minuti e ci arriverete. Purtroppo é privata e la proprietà é circondata da una rete, ma continuate aggirandola e troverete l’altra casa esagonale. Dal sentiero si può poi scendere verso il mare e tornare a piedi dalla spiaggia!
(Translated by Google) Balena house. The visionary architect Vittorio Giorgini built this incredible house in the 1960s (1962) using concrete and electro-welded mesh, an unprecedented technique for the time. the house is a piece of an unmissable cultural itinerary on the Etruscan Coast, I still have the dream of being able to see the interior.
(Original)
Casa balena.il visionario architetto Vittorio Giorgini costruì questa incredibile abitazione negli anni Sessanta ( 1962) utilizzando cemento e rete elettrosaldata, una tecnica inedita per l’epoca. la casa è un tassello di un imperdibile itinerario culturale nella Costa degli Etruschi, mi resta il sogno di poterla vedere negli interni.
(Translated by Google) You park where the Gulf of Baratti route begins and take a 4-minute walk.
You will find this private and fenced property.DINOSAUR HOUSE...it's a shame not to visit the interior!
Along the property you can also see the CASA ESAGONO, another of his works, with a splendid view of the gulf
(Original)
Si parcheggia dove inizia il percorso del golfo di baratti e si fa una passeggiata di 4 min.
Vi troverete questa proprietà privata e recintata.CASA DINOSAURO ..peccato non visitare gli interni!
Costeggiando la proprietà si vede anche la CASA ESAGONO altra sua opera con una splendida vista nel golfo
(Translated by Google) Beautiful and original house in the holm oak grove behind the Gulf of Baratti.
Designed in 1962 by architect Vittorio Giorgini. Known as "Dinosaur House" it is part of the Iconic House org.
It is currently a private home.
(Original)
Bellissima e originale casa nel boschetto di lecci alle spalle del golfo di Baratti .
Progettata nel 1962 dall'architetto Vittorio Giorgini . Detta "Casa dinosauro " fa parte del' Iconic House org .
Attualmente è un'abitazione privata .
Via Vittorio Giorgini, 57025 Baratti LI, Italy•
2 min · 0.59 mi
4Marjeta P — Google reviewJulius H — Google reviewPaola G — Google reviewDries D — Google reviewPaolo A — Google reviewTiziana C — Google reviewJan V — Google review
Gulf of Baratti
4.5
(516)
Water
The Gulf of Baratti, located on the Etruscan Coast in Tuscany, is a picturesque bay with a crescent-shaped beach and a backdrop of ancient pine trees. The area is renowned for its historical significance, as it was once an important Etruscan settlement and a major center for iron production. Today, the gulf attracts tourists and locals alike with its clear waters and opportunities for snorkeling.
As you visit the Gulf of Baratti you must walk up to Populonia for stunning view.
Sandro F — Google review
Nice sandy beach (the sand is sparkling :), clear water. The parking is expensive. Dogs are allowed in this part of the beach
Beautiful sunset.
Very clean water. Stays shallow for quite a long time. Perfect for a family vacation. Due to it being a bay it is free of jellyfish. Been there over 50 times a must see.
Wonderful place. I loved it!!!
Clear water, great snorkeling opportunity
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(Translated by Google) Golden sand, clear sea. There are beach clubs but also plenty of free beach. A little busier on weekends, but still enjoyable. Recommended.
(Original)
Spiaggia dorata, mare limpido. Ci sono stabilimenti balneari ma anche tanta spiaggia libera. Un po' più affollato nel fine settimana ma vivibile. Consigliato.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful bay!
In normal weather, ideal for families with children!
(Original)
Schöne Bucht!
Bei normalem Wetter, ideal für Familien mit Kindern!!
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Where to eat
Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Casa Dinosauro o Casa Balena, these restaurants are about a 5-minute walk away.
PIZZERIA LA PERLA BARATTI
3.6
(1160)
2.6
(211)
affordable
Pizza restaurant
Ristorante La Perla, an Italian eatery situated by the ocean, offers a delectable selection of wood-fired pizzas and seafood dishes. The casual setting provides stunning views of Baritti Bay from its terrace. Their sea food pizza features a thin crust that is highly satisfying. Additionally, their grilled sea bass dish is also well-received. Patrons can indulge in standard fare such as pizza and paninis while enjoying the breathtaking view.
Amazing view, good drinks
Ádám T — Google review
You get what you see.....
Nice location and perfect view, just not cozy or good atmosphere and the pizza is nothing at all. Pizza in a box and drinks in plastic cups.
Only place open, so we had to give it a try, but cant recommend.
Very good pizza, stunning views, affordable prices, but the place seems to be understaffed. I don't mind that we get the pizza in carton boxes, but needing to clean the chairs from sand left by previous guests is not nice.
it is not really a restaurant, you get your pizza out of the box and your drinks in plastic cups, my pizza was good but not like a real italian pizza we are use to
Standard food - pizza, panini etc and a view to die for. Stunning.
Nobody speaks English. At noon there wasn't lunch only salads and chips (self service). Nobody respects queue, but I think this is just the Italian way. Otherwise the lady was very helpful. The WC looked terrible. Food was OK. We had caprese and chips.
Very tasty sea food pizza, thin dough, just how I like it. Partner ate grilled sea bass also good! View from restaurant is wonderful- overlooking Baritti Bay.
Location & Design & Service -> TOP
Ristorante Canessa
4.1
(964)
affordable
Restaurant
Ristorante Canessa is an elegant dining spot offering seafood and pasta dishes in a charming whitewashed dining room. The restaurant boasts a splendid panoramic terrace with stunning views of the gulf, providing an amazing backdrop for a memorable dining experience. Visitors praise the great food, attentive service, and the breathtaking view from the terrace. While some suggest improvements in restroom maintenance, others appreciate the noble ambiance and friendly service.
Went there for a wedding. The setting is absolutely beautiful. Big clean bathrooms. All the seafood was fresh and tasty. Definitely recommend!
A C — Google review
All-round great experience. Attentive staff, innovative food presentation and, of course, delicious. Prices were also very reasonable for the quality. We could not have asked for anything more.
Wonderful position on the sea. Great food. We returned for the third time, and I’m sure we’ll be back.
We have been here 14 years ago when our son was 1. Now we are back in the area and it was again amazing. Very good food. The kitchen adapted to a very special vegetarian pasta which made my wife very happy. The view is astonishing. The service is like you have been there every week
Amazing view, great food and excellent attentive service.
I am only giving one star less to the service as it was overall great. However, management should take care about maintenance of the rest rooms. It‘s a shame with all the effort and obvious care to all other areas, these spaces are largely neglected and gross.
Not a great experience. Came here at 6 pm. The kitchen was closed but there was one server here. When ordering some overpriced tomatoes with mozzarella, she chopped up two tomatoes and served them without knife and fork at first. The pizza they serve at the time we were there was frozen. The only reason it has two stars is because it has a nice view and the food might be decent when the chef is there. Can’t recommend it if you want to have a quick snack.
Very noble ambient and calm, friendly service.
Expect around 50€ per person if you want to really get to know the full experience.
Nice selection of wine.
Mostly locals here, we loved it.
Bad, bad restaurant. Don’t even think about making a reservation. The service, the food all is awful. And also the owner is a very unpleasant man. How is it even possible this restaurant still exists? After the starter, we left. That bad. We quickly went back to our favorite restaurant. (Sometimes you want to go somewhere else for a change, but this was shocking!!!).
Località Baratti, 43, 57025 Piombino LI, Italy•
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