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Situated along the Aurelia road, between countryside and the sea, Venturina is full of shops selling local specialities, restaurants and meeting places.

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Venturina is a modern town with an ancient past.

The Caldana hot springs, around which spa facilities and welcoming holiday accommodation have been built, go back to Etruscan and Roman times, while the Palazzo di Magona dates back to the Renaissance.

Venturina is an important agricultural centre and home to the Fiera, an exhibition centre where national fairs and gatherings are held.

Also situated in the centre is the Work Culture Museum, a fascinating collection of over 6,000 finds and everyday objects connected with farm work and other occupations essential to agriculture.

TEXTS AND PHOTOS COURTESY OF "COSTA DEGLI ETRUSCHI" TOURIST AGENCY

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