Things to do in Livorno

Stroll along Terrazza Mascagni's iconic black-and-white chequerboard promenade with panoramic Tyrrhenian Sea views. Visit at sunset when the tiles create a striking contrast against the colourful Mediterranean sky.

Piazza della Repubblica spans the Fosso Reale canal as a magnificent bridge-square with grand ducal statues. View this architectural marvel from below on a canal boat tour for a unique perspective of Livorno's history.

Perched on Livorno's cliffs, this 16th-century Medici watchtower turned neo-Gothic castle offers spectacular sea views. Visit at sunset when golden light bathes the silhouette against the rugged coastline.

This monument, which is considered to be the symbol of Livorno, is both an ode to human suffering and a breathtaking piece of art.

Home to 1,700+ animals across 300 species, the Livorno Aquarium takes you from Mediterranean to Indo-Pacific waters. Explore the tunnel tank with sharks or watch sea turtles before enjoying panoramic views.

This secluded Tuscan cove rewards adventurers with crystal-clear turquoise waters and natural beauty. Bring sturdy shoes for the steep descent, as this pristine spot offers tranquility without amenities.

This hilltop Marian shrine houses an extraordinary collection of ex-votos spanning centuries of personal stories. Take the historic funicular to explore Baroque architecture and panoramic views of Livorno.

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Spiaggia della piega during your trip to Quercianella? While you're in the area, stroll along the seaside.