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"Nessun vento è favorevole per il marinaio che non sa dove andare "(L.A.Seneca)
The 4 Moorish
The Medici Ditches
The Vettovaglie's Market
Is the symbol of Livorno and celebrates the victories of the Grand Duke Ferdinando I de' Medici against the Barbary corsairs.
The entire city center from the "Ovosodo" to the "Venice" district is crossed by the Medici ditches once used for trade.
A jewel of architecture by Angiolo Badaloni, it is a crossroads of all Livorno smells, tastes and noises. A must visit in the morning when the market is buzzing with people.
The Mascagni Terrace
The Old Fortress
The New Fortress
Dedicated to the memory of the composer from Livorno, it is worth a visit for the 270° view of the sea in front. It is the living room of the city.
Due sono le fortificazioni in città. Di queste la Fortezza Vecchia si erge a margine del bacino del Porto Mediceo. Vale una visita per poterla apprezzare anche dall'interno.
The New Fortress is the ancient bulwark of the pentagonal city designed by Bernardo Buontalenti. It houses a large green lung and is worth a visit for the suggestive views of the "Pontino" district and Piazza della Repubblica.
The Naval Academy
The Seafront
One of the most important schools of the Navy which prepares new officers technically and militarily.
The promenade extends from Piazza Mazzini to Miramare for over 7 km, all passable on foot (or running for joggers) that will remain in your heart.
The "Venezia" district
It is the nightlife area of Livorno but also probably the most evocative and romantic.
Effetto Venezia
The Medici Port
The Boccale Castle
It is the most important event of the Livorno summer. Tourists from all over Tuscany but not only crowd the streets of the neighborhood to enjoy shows, concerts and, above all, good food.
The port today has tourist functions with the departures of ferries to the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago. It can be traced back to the tip of the Cosimo pier, with the remains of the fort that protected the entrance. The Fanale tower (63 meters high) was rebuilt in its fourteenth-century form after the Second World War.
Today it is a residential building that stands on the cliffs of the "Romito", i.e. the stretch of coastal road that connects Livorno to Quercianella and that cinephiles will remember in the film "Il Sorpasso".
The "Pontino" district
The Sonnino Castle
It is a working-class neighborhood but very colorful and very particular which, especially on the occasion of the Barontini Cup rowing competition, is filled with Livorno residents and tourists to enjoy the spectacle of the goiters sailing fast against the clock between the city's canals.
The Sonnino castle stands on a promontory overlooking the sea a few kilometers from the city, near the hamlet of Quercianella, in the Romito area. The construction of the castle dates back to the end of the 19th century when the baron Sidney Sonnino decided to set up his residence there .
The most beautiful in the World
The Amerigo Vespucci training ship, pride of the Italian Navy and of the city of Livorno
The sunsets...
...the sunsets...
...and the sunsets!
Livorno is undoubtedly the city of sunsets. In summer especially the pink and orange hues are predominant giving shows that leave you breathless.
We thanks infinitely for the photos:
Gianluca Presto (Cyberophoto - https://cyberophoto.wixsite.com/cyberophotohttps://cyberophoto.wixsite.com/cyberophoto)
Andrea Dani (LIVorNOT - https://livornot.tumblr.com/)
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"No wind is favorable for the sailor who doesn't know where to go" (L.A.Seneca)