Private tours for cruisers

Car rental with driver Livorno 
Private tour from Livorno seaport to 
Florence, Pisa and Lucca

Enjoy a day in Tuscany
discover Pisa, Florence and Lucca

• Tuscany car rental with driver

• Leghorn car rental with driver

• Leghorn Limousine services

• Private tour to Florence and Pisa

• Private tour to San Gimignano and Siena

• private tours to Chianti region

• Private tours to Pisa and Lucca

• Private tours to Massa Carrara and 5 Terre

• Private shopping tour to the outlet store near Florence

• Transfers from cruise ship to Florence

• Transfers from Cruise ship to Siena

For more information and rates e.mail us at:
limo@limousine-florence.com 

Official web site : 
www.limousine-florence.com 

For cruisers which stop in Livorno ( Leghorn ) , we can provide special personalized private tours all around the Tuscany region:

LIVORNO

The commercial harbor of Livorno, sometimes known in English as Leghorn, is now the largest in Tuscany and one of the main ports on the Mediterranean, shipping mainly wood, Florentine craftwork, marbie, rough-cut or crafted alabaster and cars. There are a number of heavy industrìes nearby. The locai fishing trade has given rise to two culinary speciaiities: fish soup (cacciucco) and red muliet (triglie) Livorno styie.

Orient Yourself: 

In the northwest of the town near the harbor, between the Old Fortress (Fortezza Vecchia) and the New Fortress (Fortezza Nuova), lies the New Venice district (Venezia Nuova), founded in 1629 by the Medici. Its main features are its canals, bridges and narrow lanes.
The hub of city life in Livorno centers on Via Grande lined with arcaded buildings, Via Cairoli and Via Ricasoli. This elegant district lies next to the grounds of the Villa Fabbricotti. The city can be reached by the A 12 Genova-Livorno major road, the A 11 Florence-sea coast major road or the motorway (suoerstrada Firenze-Livorno).

HISTORICAL NOTES:

A jetty was built here in 1571 by Cosimo 1° and in 1573 he ordered a canal to be dug to link Livorno to Pisa. In the early 17C the town was protected by a bastioned wall, still visible today and in 1620, during the region of Cosimo 2°, building work was completed on the port ( porto mediceo ).