Your website is very impressive and very informative,thank you. I am a follower of AS.Livorno and have seen them at the Picchi and in  Florence recently. Thanks to your website I now know their is a lot more to Livorno than Calcio. Just to mention,the fans of Livorno are super and very warm and dare I say a little crazy.Look forward to corresponding in future and once again thanks.

Hi, I just wanted to send you a short note to let you know how thank 
full I am, of your publication of Livorno Now. I stumbled upon it when 
I was web searching for information on Livorno. (Not much out there) 
and was pleased to finally find a site that gave me the information I 
needed. We are going to be arriving by Cruise Ship to Livorno, and my 
husband and I did not want to do any excursions from shore, we want to 
stay close to port. (We are coastal people, ourselves) But we were 
having a hard time finding things to do or see in the port of Livorno. 
Since I have been reading Livorno Now, I was able to find the 
information I needed and now know what and where we want to go. Thanks again for the great info and site.
Colleen Hilton

I've been a Livorno resident since 1981 which is even longer than Sarah (the site editor)!  I'm not a habitual net-surfer and this is the first time I've ever been onto a blog let alone contributed to one.  However, I felt I really wanted to say how excellent this site is both for residents and visitors alike.  It's easy to get around, even for a computer-illiterate like myself, and is extremely informative not only regarding what's on but it also gives an idea of the 'feel' of the city - a city which is so different from the rest of Tuscany and in many respects cannot compare with Florence, Pisa, Lucca and other popular destinations, a 'young' city by Italian standards (formally created on the drawing-board just over 400 years ago although with roots that go back many more centuries), but nevertheless a city with a fascinating multi-cultural history and a rough-diamond, cultured soul, which may sound like a contradiction but that's how it is in this Tuscan port.  I just hope that our local administrators can learn to set a better example to the residents in order to lead Livorno forwards towards its vibrant and dynamic past!