Livorno Port

Livorno in detail

Visit the quintessential port town of Livorno, Tuscany’s second biggest city. It might not be the prettiest of cruise stops but explore the nearby region for numerous attractions that will delight. Begin with the historic remains of Fortezza Nuova in Piccola Venezia, also known as Little Venice due to its many small canals. Stroll around the peaceful park interior and take photos from the sturdy ruin walls.

Explore the natural sciences on your visit to Livorno with a visit to the fascinating, interactive Museo di Storia Naturale del Mediterraneo or admire the painting of Giovanni Fattori and his contemporaries at the Museo Civico Giovanni Fattori. Beachside relaxation can also be found nearby Livorno, head to the Etruscan Coast which features quiet pebbled stretches overlooked by grand seaside villas.

When hunger strikes Livorno has many restaurants to satisfy; choose from fresh seafood and traditional Tuscan cuisine. For lunch at Livorno’s most famous eatery stop at Osteria La Barrocciaia.

Livorno is your port of call for Pisa and the famed leaning tower, as well as Florence.