San Vincenzo

San Vincenzo lies on a low, sandy stretch of the Tyrrhenian Sea, a setting that has shaped both the town’s layout and its summer economy. Long beaches border the developed waterfront, while the Parco Costiero di Rimigliano preserves dunes, pine woods and Mediterranean maquis immediately south of town. This part of Tuscany is known as the Etruscan Coast, reflecting the archaeological legacy of nearby Populonia, an ancient Etruscan and later Roman centre above the Gulf of Baratti. The Torre di San Vincenzo recalls the settlement’s historic role in watching over the coast. Discover further points of interest through webcams across San Vincenzo and Tuscany’s Etruscan Coast.

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