It’s truly a centrepiece of the city and well worth a visit if you’re making the trip to Livorno. It’s housed in a striking, large historical building from the late 19th century, impressive even before you step inside.
Casual and relaxed vibe, suitable for popping in after some time on the sand. Decent food without necessarily seeking high-end dining.
For a brilliant and less crowded way to see Pisa, walk along the ancient city walls.
Striking seafront promenade in Livorno, famous for its massive black-and-white checkerboard pavement and fantastic open views of the sea.
Not huge, it offers engaging sights like sharks, sea turtles, and colourful fish, plus a touch pool for the kids.
If you’re looking for a relaxing day by the pool. There’s also a shallow pool for children.
