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Livorno (Florence & Pisa), Italy

Livorno (Florence & Pisa) Italy

The port of Livorno is located in the north-west of Italy. It is the port of call to visit Pisa, Florence or Cinque Terre. Livorno in itself has nothing to offer visitors.

Florence is one of the most beautiful cities in Italy where art and architecture are omnipresent. The Duomo, the dome of its cathedral, is one of the symbols of the city. It is also where one can see important works of art like Michelangelo’s statue of David.

It is impossible to see everything in one day. If you are lucky enough to spend a few days in Florence before or after your cruise, it is definitely worth it. It’s easy to reach Venice or Rome by train if your cruise starts or ends at one of these ports.

Useful Information

Language

Italian

Tips

The service is included, but it is customary to round up the sum of the bill.

Currency

EUREuro

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Time difference

UTC: 1

from New York: +6h

from San Francisco: +8h

from London: +1h

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Weather

MonthTemperature (Celsius)Temperature (Fahrenheit)
Precipitations
Minimum
Average
Maximum
(mminch)
January
642
847
1151
773.00
February
642
847
1152
743.00
March
846
1152
1457
682.75
April
1151
1457
1762
773.00
May
1458
1864
2169
562.25
June
1865
2271
2577
421.75
July
2170
2476
2882
231.00
August
2170
2576
2882
341.25
September
1864
2170
2475
1074.25
October
1558
1763
2068
1455.75
November
1151
1355
1559
1536.00
December
745
949
1253
973.75

Where is located the Port of Livorno Cruise Terminal

Cruise ships dock at the commercial port of Livorno. A shuttle is usually offered to take you to the center of Livorno.

The port also has a cruise terminal offering all services and Wi-Fi. This terminal is generally used for the embarkation of ships of which Livorno is the home port.

Travelling around the Livorno (Florence & Pisa) Cruise Port

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From Livorno train station you can take a train to Pisa (15 to 20 minutes) or to Florence (90 minutes). In order to have enough time in Florence, take a train very early in the morning (but make sure you allow enough time for disembarkation and the 15-minute taxi ride to the station). You can book your train ticket online.
Taxis are available at the port. It takes about 75 minutes to get to Florence by car.

Private companies offer transfers or tours of Florence or Pisa by coach, directly from the port.

Once in Florence, hop-on hop-off tourist buses allow you to visit the attractions of the city.

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Activities in Livorno (Florence & Pisa)

Landmarks

Duomo

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The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the symbol of Florence, is located in the center of the city. The complex also includes the bell tower and the baptistery of St. John. It is possible to enter the cathedral for free. Tickets are on sale for visits to the bell tower, dome, baptistery and terrace.

Piazza Signoria

Several tourist attractions can be found near this L-shaped square such as the Vecchi Palace, the Ponte Veccio Bridge and the Uffizi Gallery.

Ponte Vecchio Bridge

The oldest bridge in the city is a pedestrian bridge and host boutiques. The Vasari Corridor that connects Palazzo Vecchio and Palazzo Pitti passes through this bridge.

Piazalle Michelangelo

The Michelangelo esplanade is located on the south bank of the Arno and offers an exceptional view of Florence.

Basilica of Santa Maria Novella

The luminous façade of this church is in neo-Gothic style. It is the first basilica in Florence. It contains works of art by great masters.

Church of Santa Croce

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The tombs of several famous personalities such as Michelangelo, Galileo and Machiavelli can be found in this Franciscan church of neo-Gothic architecture. A mobile app allows you to learn more about the artworks on display.

Church of San Lorenzo

Dating back to the 4th century, this church is one of the oldest in the city.

Museums

Palazzo Vecchio

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Florence’s City Hall is located in this palace-fortress. The palace served as an apartment for the Medici family before they moved to the Pitti Palace. You can visit the museum and learn more about life in the Renaissance era.

Galleria dell’Accademia

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It is in this museum that Michelangelo’s magnificent and impressive statue of David is exhibited.

Uffizi Gallery

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An impressive collection of Italian paintings and works of art by great European masters are on display in this Florentine palace.

Medici Riccardi Palace

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First palace of the Medici family later sold to the Riccardi family. It exhibits works by Donatello, Michelangelo, Paolo Uccello, Benozzo Gozzoli and Botticelli.

Pitti Palace

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Located on the south bank of the Arno, this palace built by a wealthy banker named Pitti was bought in 1550 by the Medici family to become their residence. Here you can visit the royal apartments and museums of arts and fashion.

Activities

Boboli Gardens

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The gardens of the Pitti Palace were created by the Medici family. There are statues, landscaped caves and fountains.

Mercato Centrale

Central Market of Florence. There are local products and restaurants.

Nearby

Tower of Pisa

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This Romanesque-style tower is the bell tower of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption in Pisa. The tower began to lean as soon as it was built. Stabilization works were carried out between 1998 and 2001 in order to preserve this symbol of Italy.

Cinque Terre

Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggio are the five villages of the Italian Riviera included in the Cinque Terre National Park. A train connects the charming colorful villages.

San Gimignano

This very picturesque medieval village of Tuscany is nicknamed “The Village of a Thousand Towers.”