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National Park of the Casentino Forests

One of the ancient forests in Europe
Where nature speaks the language of silence.
Just a short distance from Borgo Tramonte lies the National Park of the Casentino Forests, a place of extraordinary beauty where woods, streams and ancient paths tell the thousand-year story of the relationship between humans and nature.
Among these mountains rise the springs of the Arno River, and spiritual places such as La Verna and Camaldoli stand here, where the peace of the forest meets the depth of silence.
It is a landscape to be experienced slowly, breathing in the scent of the earth and listening to the ancient voice of the forest.
Places to visit in Casentino and tourist activities
A journey through ancient villages, nature and Tuscan traditions
Casentino is a valley that enchants with its harmony: a land suspended between forests, monasteries, castles and small villages, where time still preserves the flavour of authentic things. Every corner tells a story: of art, faith, work and everyday life.
The Borgo is an excellent starting point for discovering the Casentino valley and visiting art cities such as Arezzo and Florence. Among the most beautiful and meaningful places in the area are Camaldoli, the Sanctuary of La Verna and the Pieve di Romena — places where nature, history and spirituality meet.

Camaldoli
Camaldoli enchants visitors with its ancient forests, the Hermitage of San Romualdo, the Monastery and the historic monks' pharmacy.

Sanctuary of La Verna
La Verna is one of the most intense and peaceful places in Tuscany, leaving a lasting impression on those who visit it.

Pieve di Romena
The Pieve di Romena, a Romanesque jewel from the 12th century, is loved for its simplicity, beauty and deeply spiritual atmosphere.

Villages and castles
Alongside these sacred places, Casentino offers charming villages and castles such as Poppi, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, Romena, Porciano and Raggiolo, an ancient stone village where time seems to stand still.

Art cities nearby
About one hour by car from the Borgo, you can also visit Arezzo, Anghiari, Cortona and Caprese Michelangelo.