Central to Grosseto’s sustainability efforts is a commitment to preserving its natural setting. About 30 percent of the city’s protected area is dedicated to agriculture and serves as a base for agritourism initiatives.

The Maremma Park, for example, boasts 32 high-quality agritourism initiatives suitable for all ages and abilities. Throughout the year, the park offers cooking activities, tutorials on harvesting and processing local raw materials, tasting workshops, and bike rides for enthusiasts. One of the cornerstones of Grosseto’s sustainability ethic is mobility. The park seamlessly combines cultural, archaeological, scientific research and sustainable tourism projects, setting a precedent for responsible exploration.

As part of the city’s commitment to accessibility, Grosseto has an integrated bicycle mobility system and shuttle service, which can be booked through an app. In addition, the city has made beaches, monuments, and the historic center accessible through initiatives such as “Sea for All” and “GRITACCESS.”

Grosseto’s future plans include a green expanse to provide a haven for residents and tourists to jog, walk, bike and relax. In addition, the Grosseto Urban Trekking project, a regional initiative to promote slow tourism, art, and local history, aims to create a network of walking and biking trails connecting the entire province, inspiring green mobility and responsible exploration.