Historic Churches

Dutch Church on Scali degli Olandesi This rare example of neo-Gothic architecture in Livorno bears witness to the multi-cultural climate that marked the city's history.

Church of Saint Andrew, now belonging to the Waldensian church Originally dedicated to Saint Andrew by the Scottish Presbyterian community living in Livorno in the 19th century, the church now belongs to the Italian

Neo-Classical façade of the Anglican Church of St George The Church of Saint George (San Giorgio) was completed in 1844 for the Anglican community who were an important part of merchant community in

Church of San Benedetto, Piazza XX Settembre, Livorno The Church of San Benedetto stands at one end of Piazza XX Settembre, the square that used to be the site of Livorno's well-known American market (removed in August2009). The square was formerly known as Piazza San Benedetto, like the church, and its creation was in direct relation to the building of the church in the early 19th century.

Church of San Ferdinando In the historic Venezia quarter, just across from Piazza Luogo Pio in Piazza Anita Garibaldi is San Ferdinando, one of Livorno's oldest and most interesting churches.

Façade of the old Armenian Church Via della Madonna. The Armenian community was already quite numerous in Livorno in the early 17th century and became well-integrated with the local community.

Church of San Jacopo The Church of San Jacopo in Acquaviva stands exposed to the wind and the sea, next to the entrance to the Naval Academy in the district of San Jacopo

Church of Sant'Andrea Apostolo The Church of Sant'Andrea Apostolo stands opposite the Piazza del Cisternone, opposite the huge neo-Doric facade of the Cisternone, the 

Church of Santa Caterina Dedicated to Saint Catherine, but also know as the church of the Domenicani after the Domenican friars who founded it, this uncompleted church stands in Piazza dei Domenicani in the