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Pace, Grosseto — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Pace is a quarter of Grosseto in Toscana, with Santa Lucia and the Badilante di Maremma the two names catalogued inside it.
About Pace
Where to stay in Pace
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Santa Lucia and the Badilante di Maremma are what bring anyone out to Pace, and both are reachable on a short hop from a bed in Grosseto itself, which is where the quarter's visitors actually sleep. Pace itself lists no rooms. Neighbouring Villaggio Europa and Crespi are in the same position, so the city carries the whole ring.
About Pace
What are the main landmarks in Pace?
Two names carry the quarter. Santa Lucia is one, the Badilante di Maremma the other, and between them they account for everything the public record marks inside Pace rather than in the wider run of Grosseto's quarters. Pace's roll closes with those two. Alberino and Porta Vecchia hold their own entries nearby, so a visitor working through Toscana's catalogued sites can take Pace as one short stop among several.
What is the history of Pace?
No date attaches to the name. Pace enters the record as one of Grosseto's quarters with neither a charter year nor a documented founding episode, and the two sites inside it, Santa Lucia and the Badilante di Maremma, carry no dates of their own in the public catalogues. Nothing earlier is on file.
Whatever happened on this ground before the quarter was named belongs to Grosseto and to Toscana, and Pace inherits it rather than adding to it.
Where is Pace?
The quarter belongs to Grosseto. Santa Lucia and the Badilante di Maremma stand within Pace, and no river or ridge is recorded against the name in the Toscana record.
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Updated August 2026