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Stories and curiosities about Livorno to read while you wait.

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Un magazzino che custodisce storie

Nel quartiere Venezia c’è un edificio nato per conservare olio. Oggi, fra le sue colonne e le volte, si incontrano mostre, libri e storie della città.

I Bottini dell’Olio risalgono al Settecento. Il Museo della Città ha aperto qui nel 2018; il percorso continua nella vicina chiesa sconsacrata del Luogo Pio, dove trova spazio l’arte contemporanea.

Un contenitore pensato per una merce è diventato un luogo di cultura. Prima di entrare, vale la pena fermarsi a guardare gli spazi: raccontano già una parte della città portuale.

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The Venezia district and the two fortressesStart at the Fontane dei mostri marini (Sea Monster Fountains), continue to the Quattro Mori (Four Moors) in front of the Darsena Vecchia, and enter…See the stops →The centre, from the Mercato to piazza CavourA short walk in the centre, along the Fosso Reale. Start at the monument to Guerrazzi and reach the Mercato delle Vettovaglie (Provisions Market)…See the stops →From the Parterre to the VoltoneStart at Parco Pertini, which the people of Livorno call the ‘Parterre’, and go on to the mural ‘Olimpiadi di mare’ on viale Carducci. Continue…See the stops →The seafront, from Bagnante to the Rotonda di ArdenzaAccording to Visit Livorno, the lungomare (seafront) is the longest seaside promenade in Tuscany. This stretch goes from the Terrazza Mascagni, the…See the stops →The parks towards the hillsA walk in the greenery, away from the sea. Villa Corridi, also called the ‘parco di Collinaia’, is according to the Comune the largest public park in…See the stops →Art and parks, from Cappiello to Villa MimbelliStart at the monument to Leonetto Cappiello and go on to the park of Villa Fabbricotti. Then continue towards the park of Villa Mimbelli, the complex…See the stops →With children, from Villa Fabbricotti to the TerrazzaA suggestion with stops for playing and reading: from the Statua di Snoopy to the playground of Villa Fabbricotti and the Biblioteca dei ragazzi…See the stops →Montenero: the Famedio and the viewAt the top of Montenero, on the square of the Santuario della Madonna delle Grazie, stands the Famedio: a loggia of nine arches built to shelter…See the stops →
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