Monte Amiata is renowned for its vast green spaces, including protected parks where local wildlife roams free and natural reserves perfect for long walks and exciting treks. The beech forest of this ancient volcano is one of the largest in Europe, and recently, a small portion has been designated for forest bathing activities. A dive into the unspoiled nature of Amiata is just what you need, and it can be enjoyed in any season.

Flora, Fauna, and Artworks
Explore the unique nature of Amiata and discover hidden gardens.
May222024

Mount Amiata Wildlife Park

Deer of Mount Amiata Nature takes center stage The Mount Amiata Wildlife Park, located in the western part of Arcidosso’s municipal territory, spans approximately 200 hectares within the Mount Labro…

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May222024

Daniel Spoerri Sculpture Park

“Dies Irae” by Oliver Estoppey, 2021/2022, reinforced concrete and stone A garden where art and nature go hand in hand In the early 1990s, Swiss artist Daniel Spoerri began creating…

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May222024

Monte Penna Nature Reserve

Panoramic view of Monte Penna A Reserve to Discover the Flora and Fauna of Mount Amiata The Nature Reserve of Monte Penna extends primarily within the municipal territory of Castell’Azzara.…

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May222024

Labro mount

Aerial view from the Giurisdavidic Tower with Mount Amiata in the background A Lunar Landscape and a History Full of Fascinations This mount near the town of Arcidosso is much…

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