Prata

Latest update: 18 February 2024
By Dion Protani
The charming village of Prata is nestled in the Grosseto Province of Tuscany. With a population of approximately 1,500 residents, it offers a tranquil atmosphere amidst the picturesque Tuscan countryside.

​Prata is renowned for its rich agricultural heritage, particularly its olive oil production and vineyards, which yield high-quality wines.

The village boasts historic architecture, including a medieval church and quaint cobblestone streets, inviting visitors to explore its timeless beauty. Prata provides a serene retreat for those seeking a glimpse into rural Tuscan life and culinary delights.
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Prata - frazione di Massa Marittima
​Comune: Massa Marittima

​Province: Grosseto

Region: Tuscany

Elevation: 620 metres

​Close by: Roccatederighi, Montemassi, Abbey of San Galgano

Recommended hotel: Massa Vecchia (14 km)

Prata  Gallery

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