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Discover Tuscany's water lands

Livorno, Island of Capraia and Collesalvetti

There is a territory, on the central coast of Tuscany, where water is the dominant element: they are the municipalities of Livorno, Capraia Island and Collesalvetti, called Tuscany’s Water Lands.

Visit Livorno with its canals and ancient Medici fortresses. Discover the oasis of Collesalvetti and the ancient aqueduct of Colognole. Venture along the coasts of Capraia island to discover the uncontaminated sea, or the many hiking trails. Come with us to discover the Water Lands of Tuscany.

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Livorno

Livorno, founded in the second half of the 16th century, preserves numerous testimonies of the foreign "Nations" that contributed to its development, such as religious buildings, palaces, historical cemeteries, gastronomy...

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Island of Capraia

Third island in order of size of the Tuscan Archipelago, since 1996 is part of the National Park and UNESCO MAB Biosphere Reserve. In its sea has been established a Marine Protected Area with areas of different degree...

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Collesalvetti

In Collesalvetti there are traces of human presence already in prehistoric times, even if the town and the nearby hamlets have an Etruscan-Roman origin. It is enough to think that in these places passes one of the ways of...

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Photo credits

Archives of the Municipalities of the Tourist Area
Tuscan Archipelago National Park Archives
Amaranta Service, GH Livorno Palace
Archive Tenuta Bellavista Insuese
Andrea Corsaro, Marta Chirici, Francesca Geppetti, Alessandro Giannaccini, Cecilia Giorgetti, Giovanni Giorgetti, Fabio Guidi, Francesco Levy, Fabrizio Scotti.

Official website of Ambito Turistico di Livorno realized in collaboration with Regione Toscana, Toscana Promozione
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