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Here are some interesting and fun facts about Livorno, a port city on the west coast of Tuscany in Italy

It is considered one of the most important ports of Italy.

Country-Area Code: +39-0586

Population: approx. 152,916 (2025)

Language: Regional dialect of Italian called Livornese or vernacolo

Currency: The Euro

• Livorno was developed in the late 16th century by the Medici family as a free port, offering tax exemptions and religious freedom, making Livorno one of Europe’s most cosmopolitan hubs at the time. 
• Quartiere Venezia is a charming canal district and was inspired by Venice itself. You will find stone bridges, water-lined warehouses, and lively bars along the canals.
• One of the most iconic spots in Livorno is The Terrazza Mascagni. It is a stunning checkerboard promenade overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, perfect for a sunset walk, a jog, or simply enjoying panoramic views.
• The Port of Livorno is one of the most important and one of the largest seaports in Italy. It is also one of the main ports in the Mediterranean Sea and still one of the greatest sources of income for the economy of Livorno. The port connects to ferry destinations such as Sardinia, Corsica, and the Tuscan islands (Capraia and Elba), as well as to Mediterranean countries like Spain and Morocco via larger ferry services.

Did you know…?

• The Monument of the Four Moors (Monumento dei Quattro Mori), is a striking piece of art, built to honor Grand Duke Ferdinand I of Tuscany’s victories over pirates.If you can see all four Moors’ noses at once, you’ll have good luck – so legend says!
• Built in 1829, Cisternone is an architectural and engineering marvel. This massive water reservoir used to supply Livorno with clean water. It looks more like a palace than a utility building.