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StudioZero Vetro, handmade Murano glass jewels

unique handcrafted jewellery made from Murano glass

Address: Via P.E. Demi 35, Livorno
Postcode: 57100
Telephone: +(39) 348 8738717

Associazione Culturale Livorno delle Nazioni

LdN LdNThe Livorno delle Nazioni cultural association was officially registered on 30th September 2011 by its five founding members, Matteo Giunti (President), Stefano Ceccarini (Vice-president), Sarah Thompson (Secretary/treasurer), Francesco Ceccarini and Lisa Lillie.

The name of the association - Livorno delle Nazioni ('Livorno of Nations') - refers to the foreign communities present in Livorno from the mid-16th to the 19th centuries who lived and worked in the city, contributing greatly to its development.

Caffè Macchiato, café & snack bar in Via Roma, Livorno

Caffè Macchiato, café & snack bar in Via Roma, LivornoCaffè Macchiato is a bright new café in Via Roma, between Piazza Attias and Piazza Roma on the route to the Natural History Museum and Villa Fabbricotti Park.

The name of the cafè refers to the popular espresso coffee with a dash of milk. So now you know what to ask for!

Green Bike - bicycle hire in Livorno

Green Bike - bicycles for rent in LivornoExplore Livorno by Bike!

Green Bike is a new bicycle rental service in Livorno run by Elisa Verde. It is situated in a central location, just a minute's walk from Piazza del Municipio, and offers flexible hire options, from 1 hour (from €2.50) to as long as you like! Elisa's bikes are all brand new and come with a sturdy lock. You can hire a classic bicycle, with or without gears, or a mountain bike. She even has a tandem for hire!

One-Day Cycling & Walking Tours in Tuscany, with guide Marco Simon

Walking, Cycling (and relaxing) in Tuscany with Marco Simon, environmental guide

Walking & Cycling Tours from Livorno

If you are looking for a more active kind of day out during your cruise, why not book a walking or cycling tour in Tuscany with environmental guide Marco Simon, owner of NaturaViaggi. As Marco says, "the greatest work of art in Tuscany is its nature", so here's a chance to discover both the natural and artistic beauties of the area with an expert guide.

The Central Food Market in Livorno

One of the Five Entrances to Livorno Central MarketLivorno's Central Market is one of the highlights on any visit to the city. The huge building towers over the main canal on the Scali Saffi and is easily reached from Piazza Cavour. It dates from the late-19th century and was designed by Angiolo Badaloni who was probably inspired by Parisian architecture of the same period.

The English Cemetery in Via Verdi, Livorno

One of the Tombstones in the Monumental Cimitero degli Inglesi in Via VerdiKnown in Livorno as the Antico Cimitero degli Inglesi, or the Old English Cemetery, the monumental cemetery in Via Verdi dates from the 1640s and is the oldest of its kind in the whole of Italy, probably in the whole of the Mediterranean area. The people buried in the cemetery were protestants of various nationalities who were living or staying in Livorno and other parts of Italy during the 17th, 18th and first part of the 19th century. In 1840 the cemetery was closed down following the expansion of the city walls, and a New English Cemetery was opened outside the walls (Via Pera).