Parks and NatureNational Park of the Casentino Forests.
With three-quarters of its surface area covered by forests, it is the greenest park of Italy.

An immense expanse of woods on the border between Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna, an oasis of nature and silence, for centuries chosen by religious orders as site of hermitages and monasteries.
Here you can admire more than one thousand different flower species, or waterfalls worthy of fairytales, like the one at Acquacheta, even described by Dante in the Divine Comedy (Hell, sixteenth canto). The park is home to roe, deer, fallow dear and wild boar, all preys of the wolf which, following a long absence, has only recently returned to successfully populate this corner of the Apennines .