Parks and NatureNational Park of the Tuscan Archipelago.
The seven islands that make up the park are, for one myth, jewels that fell from Venus' necklace into the sea.
The largest and most populated are Giglio and, especially Elba, an authentic mineralogical paradise: specimens of its 150 varieties can be found in natural science museums all over the world.
Pianosa and Montecristo are instead the islands of silence, uninhabited atolls of a secluded Tuscany.
Capraia is a treasure chest of volcanic rock, while Giannutri and Gorgona are little more than splendid rocks surrounded, like the others, by a sea that abounds in life.