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Tuscan art and the Leaning Tower await
Livorno is the cruise port for Florence and Pisa, both reachable by train or organised tour. Florence is about 90 minutes by train from Livorno Centrale station, and Pisa is about 20 minutes. The Leaning Tower and the Piazza dei Miracoli complex in Pisa are compact enough to visit in a couple of hours. Florence needs a full day to cover the Uffizi, the Duomo, and the Ponte Vecchio. If you stay in Livorno, the Fortezza Nuova is a 16th-century fortress surrounded by canals. The Mercato Centrale has fresh produce, seafood, and is where locals shop. Cacciucco, a spicy fish stew, is the local speciality. The Terrazza Mascagni oceanfront promenade has a distinctive checkerboard pavement. The Quattro Mori statue at the port entrance is the city's most recognisable monument. Trains run frequently to both Florence and Pisa, so independent travel is straightforward.
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Norwegian Epic · Thu, Oct 14 · 7:00 AM–10:00 PM in port
Back to cruiseShuttle into town. No walking through the port.
About 8 h 30 in Florence
Florence Cathedral
Gothic cathedral with Brunelleschi's 15th-century dome, which you can climb for a view over the city.
© Diego F. Parra · PexelsGiotto's Campanile
Free-standing bell tower designed by Giotto, clad in coloured marble, with 414 steps to the top.
© Claudia Solano · PexelsFlorence Baptistery
Octagonal Romanesque baptistery with a mosaic ceiling and bronze doors by Andrea Pisano and Ghiberti.
About 10 h 30 in Pisa
© Petr Ganaj · PexelsLeaning Tower of Pisa
The cathedral's free-standing bell tower, leaning since the 12th century; you can climb its 56 m.
© Petr Ganaj · PexelsPisa Cathedral
Romanesque cathedral begun in 1064, with black and white marble arcades and Giovanni Pisano's carved pulpit.
© Efrem Efre · PexelsPisa Baptistery
Italy's largest baptistery, round and domed, with a pulpit by Nicola Pisano and a striking echo.
Lucca
Train from Livorno Centrale, 55 min
About 9 h 30 in Lucca
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