Tredozio

Tredozio lies among the hills of the Tramazzo Valley and encompasses centuries of history and medieval charm. Through its narrow streets echo the names of poets and painters such as Maria Virginia Fabroni, Faustino Perisauli, and Silvestro Lega. The forests of the Casentinesi Forests National Park, of which Tredozio is part, offer an extensive network of trails winding among monumental trees, ancient cart tracks, and the Monte Busca Volcano—the smallest in Italy—also known as the “Devil’s Hole,” a peculiar phenomenon where a flame fueled by natural gas emerges from underground. The geological character of the area is shaped by the Tramazzo River, with which the territory has always maintained a deep and meaningful relationship.