Grosseto is the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, the provincial capital and a tourist destination of great historical interest. The city is part of an itinerary to discover this much broader region closely linked with the towns of Marina di Grosseto and Principina: two bastions of seaside tourism on the southern coast of Tuscany. Grosseto is first and foremost the shopping capital of the Maremma at via Carducci there are the window-shops of important fashion houses and renowned franchises. The road ends in Piazza Dante Alighieri where the main monuments of the city are located. The first that we suggest to visit is the cathedral of San Lorenzo is its architectural symbol of Grosseto. The church was built in 1294 and over the centuries it has perfectly preserved its artistic identity and its Gothic style. Also on Piazza Dante Alighieri there is also the bust of Leopoldo II known as “II Canapone”, a tribute to the man, symbol of the redevelopment process that the Grosseto area undertook at the beginning of the 18th century which ended with the reclamation of the areas bearing malaria. Another interesting monument to see is Palazzo Aldobrandeschi, the seat of the offices of the province. The building was born by the will of the noble Lombard family whose name it bears, which through its possessions has marked the history of the entire Grosseto area. Another symbolic place of this city are the Medici walls, a masterpiece of sixteenth-century fortification that has come down to us almost totally intact. You can walk most of the walls and visit the Cassero and the bastion of the Fortress, two former military outposts. For those who love history, we also recommend a visit to the Grosseto museums network and in particular to the Archaeological Art exhibition of Maremma located in Piazza Baccarini in the nineteenth-century building of the Old Court. The museum is divided into three different floors each divided into five sections distributed in over forty rooms. This archaeological collection traces all the main historical stages of the Maremma from the man of the caves, to the birth of the Etruscan cities, the Roman conquest through the Middle Ages to finish in the modern age. The largest section of the museum is the one in which objects and documents found in the archaeological site of Roselle fraction of Grosseto are exhibited. This country today sparsely populated and devoid of a real urban structure, in the past was one of the most important cities in the area founded at the end of the Iron Age and conquered by Rome in 294 BC. Grosseto today has the fortune and the merit of ideally being the heir and keeper of his memories.