Livorno is the port of Tuscany, a lively city, born as a welcoming port for foreigner communities thanks to the Medici. It is different from the rest of Tuscany, with an interesting history as a free port in its past.
We will start from Piazza del Municipio, the dropping point for all the shuttle busses coming from the harbour.You will see how open minded was the Medici vision in creating their cities but even the great effort we made to rebuilt our historical memories: for example the Synagogue temple, totally rebuilt after WWII, We will see the Medici Harbour, the Old Fortress and the local fish market, the old district “La Venezia” with its canals and buildings,
The final part will be via della Madonna known as the street of the three churches (Armenian, Greek and catholic) and the local Food Market. Authorised Guide according to the Italian Ministry of Tourism national list.
If you book the tour in the afternoon, please consider that the local food market could be closed.
Starting point of the tour. This is the dropping point of the shuttle bus coming from the harbour.
The central square of the city with its Duomo, the major church in town..
Livorno has always been known as an open city, hosting various religious communities . We will see the Synagogue from the outside and talk about the importance of the Jewish community in town.
It is literally "the big street" of the city , the central one. And even the shopping area where yu can go back after the tour and before leaving.
This is the Medicean old harbor and its first military fortress. The Medici family develloped the city around this little harbour, now symbolised even by the statue of "Quattro mori". You can even see the fishermen selling their fresh products and working.
The church that resumes the history of Livorno and its oldest district "La Venezia"
Via della Madonna is known as the street of three churches (Catholic, Greek and Armenian) and this is the symbol of the intercultural heritage of the city.
We will end at the “Mercato Centrale”, the local food market and soul of the city, where you see, smell and observe the atmosphere of the city. You can find here the local and popular street food like "cinque e cinque" (the chickpea pancake) or "frati", the local donaughts. Please consider that if you book for the afternoom or on Sunday the local central market is closed to the public,
We will meet in Piazza del Municipio, the dropping point of the shuttlebus from the cruises area, I will hold a paper with your name
Livorno, known as Leghorn in English, is a port city in Tuscany, Italy. It's famous for its Venetian-style canals, historic fortifications, and vibrant fish market. The city offers a mix of cultural heritage, beautiful architecture, and a lively maritime atmosphere.
Built in the 16th century, these fortifications are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a testament to Livorno's rich history.
A bustling market offering fresh produce, seafood, and local delicacies. It's a great place to experience the local culture and cuisine.
A small but fascinating aquarium featuring a variety of marine life from the Mediterranean Sea.
A traditional fish stew made with a variety of seafood and tomatoes.
Salted cod cooked with tomatoes, onions, and olives.
This is the peak tourist season with warm weather and plenty of events. The sea is warm, making it ideal for beach activities.
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Livorno is generally safe for tourists, with low crime rates. However, as with any city, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and take basic precautions.
Livorno Centrale
Livorno Piazza Grande, Livorno Stazione Centrale
Buses are the primary mode of public transport in Livorno. They are affordable and cover most of the city.
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