How to get to Livorno: complete transport guide
Practical guide to reaching Livorno in Tuscany: Pisa airport, trains, car, ferries to the islands and buses. All connections for the Tuscan coast.
Travel guide to Livorno
Everything you need to visit Livorno: accommodation, itineraries, food and transport.
Practical guides
What to see in Livorno in 2 days: Medici canals, fresh fish and unknown quarters
Discover what to see in Livorno in 2 days: Venezia Nuova, Terrazza Mascagni, Fortezza Vecchia, the central market and Tuscan coast beaches.
Where to stay in Livorno: areas, accommodation and budget tips
Complete guide on where to stay in Livorno: best areas between centre, Venezia Nuova and the coast, accommodation types, seaside stays and budget tips.
Where to eat in Livorno: cacciucco, fried fish and popular soul
Discover where to eat in Livorno: cacciucco alla livornese, red mullet, chickpea cake, the central market and canal-side trattorias. A guide to Tuscan coast flavours.
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