Attractions in Livorno

Great view, as expected very crowded. Café am (hiking trail) no. 1.

Magnificent, kilometer-long pine forest along the beach with many paths and paths that invite to hiking and biking in the shade.

Intriguing combination of an incredibly straight asphalt strip and the double row of tall cypresses that accompany it up to the castle of Bolgheri. The avenue starts from the former …read more

Sassetta was an important castle of the Pisan Republic, which was demolished in 1503 after the conquest by Florentino. In 1516, the original lords of the place, the Pisanis Orlandi …read more

Very nice view of the east of the island, but also beyond Portferraio and as often on the Monte Capanne.
The fortress is being renovated and the former entrance is …read more

Capoliveri is one of the oldest settlements on the island of Elba, born in the Etruscan-Roman period with the function of a fortress, due to its strategic position on the …read more

Suvereto is a small Italian community and not in vain a member of the union of the most beautiful places in Italy. But only marginally. You should be much more …read more

Trail highlight on Elba!

The Valle Benedetta, that is “Benedictine (better than Blessed) Valley”, is a hamlet of the municipality of Livorno, located over 300 m. altitude in the midst of the Livorno hills; …read more

Wonderful pilgrimage chapel. Behind the church is a beautiful square with a fountain.
At the picnic area you should pay attention to the wasps, which are here in some days in quantities.

The valley station of the cable car is located on the edge of the mountain village of Marciana. From here you can reach Monte Capanne. The railway was built in …read more

To visit the Castello del Volterraio which is located on the top of a rugged 395 meters high hill, belonging to the northeastern hilly group of the island. The environment …read more

The Calafuria tower is an ancient watchtower located south of the outskirts of Livorno, along the coastal road "Aurelia" (the former State Road # 1).
Its construction dates back to …read more

The origin of the town dates back to 1600, when the Spaniards built their Fortress on the promontory to defend themselves from predators and to control the passage of military …read more

The “cut legs” climb is well presented by the numerous writings on the asphalt that announce the challenge. In reality, the first 2 km, which are actually very hard, is …read more

Populonia Alta is still inhabited part of Populonia and is located on the today Poggio Castello called hill, which was later settled by the Etruscans. The medieval walls that surround …read more

A very impressive aqueduct in a very impressive landscape typical of Tuscany. It is worth planning!

Monte Nero is a hamlet located on a hill overlooking the city of Livorno. Just for its beautiful landscape the inhabitants, with a slightly exaggerated and parochial rating, have called …read more

The wide gravel road from the road is rather monotonous. The church itself is usually closed. Behind the church you can first walk away to Monte Serra.