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Jan 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 a second fortification in conjunction with the old fort. Featuring a typical pentagonal style with a series of pointed battlements, the ...
Livorno (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.
Discover the history, culture and attractions of Livorno, the most important port city in Tuscany. Explore its Renaissance fortresses, canals, monuments, museums, aquarium and more.
Acquario di Livorno: a sea of discoveries! The Aquarium of Livorno, located on the Livorno seafront inside the Terrazza Mascagni, enjoys a privileged position with a strong emotional and scenographic impact and offers the public a visit itinerary which extends over two floors for a total exhibition area of approximately 3,000 m2.
Livorno is a port city in Tuscany that was founded by the Medici family in 1606 and influenced by diverse foreign nations. It has bridges, canals, palaces, museums, and a rich culinary tradition.
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Livorno, 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 ...
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 worship.
