The Natural History Museum of Maremma is located in the historic center of Grosseto. The museum is one of the first examples of a historical-naturalistic site in the whole of Tuscany. The museum was founded in 1961 thanks to the collection of works from the Municipality of Grosseto and the support of Giuseppe Guerrini, president of the Maremman Speleological Naturalistic Society from 1960 to 1989. The exhibition is spread over the three floors of the building and consists of twelve rooms dedicated to earth science and life sciences. The first section houses minerals and rocks and the paleontological room. Instead, the second section includes objects related to coastal, hilly, and mountain environments. The exhibition areas delve into the floral and faunal aspects found in nature. Of great interest are the showcases displaying specimens of vertebrate animals such as canids, mustelids, amphibians, and reptiles. Another series of showcases illustrate the main ecosystems of the province of Grosseto such as the coastal pine forest, the dune, island environments, plain pastures, and hill pastures. Of great interest are the educational paths with touch-screen totems and laboratories for schools and families.