Livorno: what to see and do | Visit Tuscany
WEBLivorno is the most important port city in Tuscany. Situated on the Mar Ligure, it's 20 kilometers far from Pisa and 100 from Florence. Its history is long: it was founded in 1017 as a coastal fortress to defend Pisa that, at that time, …
Livorno | Visit Tuscany
WEBLivorno. favorite_border. The Mediterannean’s very own little Venice, with its historic port. Born of the will of the Medici family who made it a city in 1606, Livorno became an oasis of welcome for all religious, political or racial persecuted, enriching itself with the resourcefulness and customs of the most diverse foreign nations.
Livorno - Wikipedia
WEBLivorno (Italian: ⓘ) is a port city on the Ligurian Sea on the western coast of the Tuscany region, Italy. It is the capital of the Province of Livorno, having a population of 158,493 residents in December 2017.
15 Best Things to Do in Livorno (Italy) - The Crazy Tourist
WEBJan 26, 2020 · Here are the best things to do in Livorno: 1. Fortezza Nuova Source: Shutterstock Fortezza Nuova. Constructed in the mid to late 1500’s, the New Fort was an addition to the defences of Livorno and served as …
Livorno | Visit Livorno
WEBLivorno: a unique city. Discover the culture and treasures of the most charming, unconventional, and authentic city in Tuscany. Livorno and its flavors. Come discover the authentic flavors of Livornese cuisine. Livorno blue & green. Wellness and relax, between sea and nature. One of Italy's most beautiful cliffs, crowned with green hills.
Livorno - Discover Tuscany
WEBLivorno, the Tuscan Venice. Livorno is a charming city located on the Western coast of Tuscany, on the Ligurian Sea and is considered one of the most important port of Italy. Don't expect to visit a quaint medieval town like many others in the region, since Livorno is one of the most modern cities in Tuscany, even if there are many ...
Livorno travel - Lonely Planet | Tuscany, Italy, Europe
WEBLivorno. Tuscany, Italy, Europe. Tuscany's third-largest city is a quintessential port town with a colourful history and cosmopolitan heritage. Declared a free port in the 17th century, Livorno (Leghorn in English) attracted traders from across the globe, who brought with them new customs and habits, exotic goods, slaves and foreign forms of ...
Livorno in a day: what to see | Visit Tuscany
WEBA one day tour in Tuscany discovering Livorno, among the Venetian Quartier, monuments, shrines, the traditional street food and the Romantic Mascagni Terrace.
Livorno: when to go, things to do and where to stay - Toscana.info
WEBLivorno is Tuscany’s seaside city par excellence: a fishing village transformed into a strategic city by the Medici in the 16th century.
Livorno – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
WEBLivorno is a main port town in Tuscany. It was traditionally called Leghorn in English, nowadays the name is used to refer to a breed of chickens which were exported to North America from the Livorno port. Understand edit. Livorno is on the Tyrrhenian sea in Italy. It is the third-largest port on the western coast.
Skip to content