Etruscan Coast is not a popular tourist destination, it’s a perfect place for people who are looking for cultured and refined tourism. Nature, sea and history of this area has stimulated the development of this special kind of tourism. Etruscan Coast spreads from Livorno to the ancient settlement of Populonia. The greatest advantages of this area are a quiet and relaxing atmosphere, wild cliffs that irregularly board beautiful beaches and the charm of medieval villages.

Archaeological Park of Baratti- Populonia
Near the Gulf of Baratti, the Park has the beauty of the sea and the beach and the archaeological remains of the ancient Etruscan town of Populonia.

White beaches of Rosignano Solvay
The sea is clear, the sand is shiny and white. We are at the White beaches of Rosignano Solvay. Because of its colours you can feel as if you were on a tropical island.

Elba Island
An ancient legend says that when Venus was born from the waves of the Tyrrhenian Sea, her crown and its jewels fell into the water. From these treasures the Elba and other islands of the Tuscan Archipelago begun to exist. Crystal water, beautiful beaches, perched villages and archaeological treasures await the unsuspecting visitor.

Mines of Campiglia Marittima
San Silvestro was very important industrial area since the 7th century b.c., now it is an extraordinary open-air mining museum. Archaeological research has reconstructed traces of mining to make it one of the most interesting tourist attraction of the area

Livorno
Livorno  has always been a crossroads of different races, cultures and religions. This city is lively, original and has an indissolubly connection with the sea. Livorno is visited by tourists in every season because of its beautiful waterfront, the charming atmosphere of the district of Venezia Nuova, its gardens and liberty buildings

Literary Prize Castiglioncello
It was established in 1977 and in few years become to be one of the most important award  in Italy. The event annually proclaims the winners in three categories: fiction, political culture and communication. The winners were always great personalities like Natalia Ginzburg, Norberto Bobbio, Luigi Anderlini and Andrea De Carlo.

Fattori, the painter
Livorno devoted a special museum in the picturesque setting of Villa Mimbelli to Giovanni Fattori. He was the most notable of  Macchiaioli movement in the 19th century.  Fattori is famous for his views of Maremma

Modigliani
Painter and sculptor, unique in his style. Modigliani was famous for his portraits of women, characteristic with stylized faces and slender necks. He was born in Livorno in 1884 but he reached his artistic maturity in Paris.

Cacciucco
Cacciucco is the king of Livorno kitchen. It is  prepared with different varieties of fish and shellfish, served very hot on slices of bread toasted and rubbed with a clove of garlic.