A Mugello and a sustainable tourism
In an increasingly frenetic world, slow tourism is an invitation to slow down, to experience travel as an experience of profound and authentic discovery. Orme del Mugello was born with this philosophy: to offer a way of traveling that respects nature, enhances local culture and allows you to truly connect with places and people.
Mugello is a land rich in history, traditions and pristine landscapes. Here time follows the rhythm of nature: the sound of water flowing in streams, the rustling of leaves moved by the wind, the scent of the forest after the rain. Walking along its paths means leaving a light footprint, carefully observing what surrounds us and listening to the stories of those who have lived in these places for generations.
Slow tourism is not just a way of traveling, but an enriching experience. It is the pleasure of sitting at the table with a farmer and listening to how a local product is made, of getting lost in a village and discovering a hidden tavern, of stopping to talk to a craftsman who passes on ancient crafts. Every meeting becomes part of the journey, every story a piece of history that we take home with us.
Orme del Mugello is a journey into the heart of the most authentic Tuscany, where every step becomes an opportunity to rediscover the beauty of slowness, of the essential and of contact with nature.
Live, protect and enjoy the Mugello
Leave no trace. Walk in these woods; stop on the ridge to savor the harsh sweetness they emanate. Breathe them. Breathe them deeply; inhale them to the thinnest alveolus of the lungs, so as to make them yours. The woods are a haven of peace, where silence can speak and beauty suddenly reveals itself. Orme del Mugello believes in the profound bond between human beings and nature; a respectful bond that translates into glances and gestures. Leave no trace of your passage, you are a guest of a place that often manages to make you feel at home. Not tearing up plants and collecting all your waste (even organic waste) costs nothing, they are small gestures that conceal respect for the environment and for yourself. For us, walking in the woods is not purely physical activity, it is an act of love towards the territory; which translates into responsible behavior that safeguards the environment and promotes a deeper and more respectful relationship with nature.