Tatti

Italy, Italy

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Tatti is a small medieval village in the municipality of Massa Marittima, nestled in the Colline Metallifere area of southern Tuscany.

Its origins date back at least to the 9th century, and over the centuries it was associated with important landowners and noble families, including the Aldobrandeschi, before becoming part of the Medici Grand Duchy. The village has preserved much of its historic character, with narrow streets, stone houses, medieval walls, a fortress tower, and the Church of Santa Maria Assunta.

Its history has long been tied to the surrounding forests, which continue to play an important role in local traditions and community life. Today, Tatti is appreciated for its peaceful atmosphere, authentic Tuscan charm, and beautiful countryside views. Surrounded by woods, rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves, it offers visitors a quiet glimpse into rural Tuscany away from the region’s busier tourist destinations.