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1. Cruise Port of Livorno Italy December 19, 2011 Port Location: Livorno is found on the western coast of Italy just north of the capital Rome. It serves as a useful port to the more tourist orientated areas such as Florence and Pisa that are located nearby. Transport: When your arrive in the port you will usually find that your ship docks a fair bit away from the main terminal building. However, taxi’s are readily available to take you to the nearest train station (Livorno Centrale) if your cruise liner hasn’t already organized a shuttle. In fact, the port itself is around 2 km away with the city center. Description: The port of Li... (read more) Author: Alicia Chewe

2. A Bird's Eye View of Tuscany March 12, 2011 Tuscany, Italy is the place that movies are filmed and fantasies run wild. Perhaps it is the cities of Florence, Pisa, or Livorno that invoke feelings of culture, art, or arouse the senses to the smells and taste of the Chianti region. The fact is that Tuscany is home to some of the most famous tourist destinations in Italy. It is here that budding artists come to learn from the masters. It is here that the world of fashion takes it cues. And it is in Tuscany that romantics rekindle the flame and celebrate their love. The Cities of Tuscany Florence is perhaps one of the most famous c... (read more) Author: Grant Collier

3. The Beauty And Variety Of Tuscany Italy February 11, 2011 Tuscany, Italy is the place that movies are filmed and fantasies run wild. Perhaps it is the cities of Florence, Pisa, or Livorno that invoke feelings of culture, art, or arouse the senses to the smells and taste of the Chianti region. The fact is that Tuscany is home to some of the most famous tourist destinations in Italy. It is here that budding artists come to learn from the masters. It is here that the world of fashion takes it cues. And it is in Tuscany that romantics rekindle the flame and celebrate their love. The Cities of Tuscany Florence is perhaps one of the most famous c... (read more) Author: Clyde Howell

4. The Seven Islands of Tuscany September 16, 2010 There are a total of seven Islands that lie just miles off the Tuscan coast. These seven islands have been given the nickname the “Seven Sisters”, and each of the seven islands has their own distinctive feel. Elba is the largest Island in the Tuscan Archipelago and the island is the third largest island in Italy after Sicily and Sardinia. It is also the province of Livorno and is the most visited island out of them all. It is also home to the National Park of the Tuscan Archipelago which engulfed with natural beauty. The island is good for its thriving nature, especially in spring this is... (read more) Author: Thomas Whitehead

5. How To Spot Old World Style March 23, 2010 One million souls called Rome their home during the first century A.D. In search of calmer and more passive surroundings, many Romans fled Rome for the quiet, rolling hills of Tuscany - and an escape from a city that embraced war and vehemence. The down home villas that these out goers started nearly 2000 years earlier are still the inspiration for what we now call old world style. Houses in Florence, Pisa, Livorno, Sienna and other areas also demonstrate conventional Tuscan styling that emanates the Old World. So just what is this style passed down from the Tuscans, and how do we recognize... (read more) Author: Jane Anerman

6. Colorful development and history of Italy April 27, 2009 Situated in Southern Europe, Italy is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. The country comprises of the Italian Peninsula, the Po River valley, Sicily, Sardinia and several islands. Italy is a country of stunning cities including Milan, Naples, Rome, Turin, Palermo, Genoa, Bologna, Catania, Florence, Bari, Verona, Venice, Messina, Padua, Taranto, and Livorno. About 75% of the entire Italy is surrounded by hills and mountains and nearly 20% is forested. Italy is abundantly bestowed with majestic mountains, scenic beauty, charming canals, lovely lakes and fascinating landscapes that m... (read more) Author: jessica thomson

7. Newcastle Ends Palermo UEFA Winner Streak November 02, 2006 The English football club Newcastle has ended Palermo's UEFA Cup tournament winning streak. Newcastle scored a 1-0 win Thursday over the Italian team in the second round of the group stage. Palermo had won its three previous games. In the other Group-H game, Celta Vigo of Spain kicked off its campaign with a 1-1 draw with Eintracht Frankfurt of Germany. Rangers of Scotland took the Group-A lead with a 2-0 victory over Maccabi Haifa of Israel. Also in the group, Livorno of Italy and Serb opponent Partizan Belgrade played to a one-goal draw, 1-1. The English club Tottenham tops Group-B with a 3... (read more)

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