Province of Livorno

The province extends along the Tuscan coast, containing mainland territories and islands like Elba and Capraia, covering 1,218 square kilometers of diverse landscapes.

The territory gained its provincial status in 1861, initially comprising only Livorno and Elba Island before expanding in 1925 with additions from Pisa and Genoa provinces.

The Costa degli Etruschi region preserves numerous archaeological sites, ancient watchtowers, and fortifications that document centuries of Mediterranean maritime traditions.

The province consists of 19 municipalities, with Livorno serving as the capital and main commercial port, connecting the region to international maritime routes.

The waters near Golfo di Baratti contain iron deposits that create silver and black sand formations along the shoreline, marking the geological characteristics of this coast.

Location: Tuscany

Capital city: Livorno

Shares border with: Province of Pisa, Province of Grosseto

Website: http://provincia.livorno.it

GPS coordinates: 43.55000,10.31667

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:07