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The independent guide for those arriving by sea in Talamone.
The village on the headland, the fortress, the Maremma Park and Argentario nearby. Part of the Porti Italia network of territorial guides — from the port to the territory, local experiences, transfers, hotels and much more.
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The guide for those arriving in Talamone
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Not-to-miss stops in Talamone
The Aldobrandeschi fortress, Porta Garibaldi, the church of Santa Maria Assunta, the coastal towers and the trails of the Maremma Park. Practical guides with distances and local tips.
Ferries and Transport in Talamone
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Ferries
Maritime connections in the area: ferries to Giglio Island leave from Porto Santo Stefano. Routes, timetables and shipping companies.
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The most booked experiences in Talamone
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Excursions & Guided Tours
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Hotels and accommodation in Talamone
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Frequently asked questions about Talamone
Where is Talamone?
Talamone is a hamlet of the municipality of Orbetello, in the Grosseto Maremma: it stands on a rocky promontory at the southern edge of the Maremma Natural Park, overlooking the Gulf of Talamone.
How do you get to Talamone?
By car along the SS1 Aurelia, taking the Talamone-Fonteblanda exit. The railway station, at Fonteblanda, is served only by regional trains, so it is easier to get off at Grosseto or Orbetello and continue by bus. The nearest airports are Pisa (about 140 km), Florence (about 150 km) and Rome Fiumicino (about 180 km).
What to see in Talamone?
The 13th-century Aldobrandeschi fortress, Porta Garibaldi, the church of Santa Maria Assunta (founded in 1374) and the coastal towers; just outside the village is Talamonaccio, with the remains of an Etruscan temple.
Can you visit the Maremma Park from Talamone?
Yes: one of the Park's entrances is in Talamone, and the Park can also be reached from Fonteblanda. You can walk the trails, cycle, ride or paddle a canoe; check opening times and access rules on the Park's official website.
What can you visit around Talamone?
Monte Argentario with Porto Santo Stefano and Porto Ercole, the Orbetello lagoon, great for birdwatching, and the beaches along the coast. Ferries to Giglio Island also leave from Porto Santo Stefano.
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