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Florence, Pisa and Cinque Terre Cruises via Livorno

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Start planning your cruise and book your excursions in Florence, Pisa and Cinque Terre

On the west coast of Tuscany lies the cosmopolitan port city of Livorno, an MSC Mediterranean Cruises destination. This Italian getaway is known for its historical architecture, sumptuous seafood, and checkboard waterside promenade.

Livorno is the perfect launch pad for visiting Tuscany’s beautiful art cities, Florence and Pisa. What’s more, you’ll find great natural environments, like Macchia della Magona, spread across the region.


MSC Cruises excursions offer plenty of exciting things to see including:


• Discover Tuscany

• Florence

• 'Cinque Terre'


Discover Tuscany on an MSC Cruises excursion to Pisa, one of the most beautiful cities in Italy. Stop in Florence to admire the 15th-century Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore before exploring the magnificent neighbourhood. Next, drive along the coast to Pisa to marvel at Piazza dei Miracoli, the famous Leaning Tower, the 13th-century Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, and the Baptistery with its splendid Gothic façade. 


Florence, capital city of the Tuscany region, is a star of Italian Renaissance. There’s plenty to discover on this fabulous MSC Cruises excursion including fine food, masterpiece artworks, and ancient architecture.  Admire the city from the panoramic Piazzale Michelangelo before visiting the 15th-century cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. See Piazza Santa Croce and its world-famous Basilica or take in works by Caravaggio, Raphael, and da Vinci and the prestigious Uffizi Gallery. Experience the atmosphere of Florence at your own pace, wandering around the artisan stores and chic boutiques. Or dine in one of the incredible restaurants for a bowl of pasta or authentic pizza.


Take the trip of a lifetime to Cinque Terre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and National Park. This lively area comprises of five coastal villages: Corniglia, Manarola, Riomaggiore, Monterosso al Mare, and Vernazza. View these multi-coloured towns from the sea, on a boat ride along the rocky coast. Then, dock in Monterosso al Mare for a leisurely walk through the old town centre to visit San Giovanni Battista, a 14th-century church.

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    REACH THE PORT

    Port of Livorno

    This section contains information on how to reach the port.

    Port Terminal

    Stazione Marittima Terminal Crociere

    Reach the port by

    • Car

      From S.G.C Firenze-Pisa-Livorno
      Leave at the exit signoposted ‘Livorno Centro/Porto Mediceo/Stazione Marittima’.  Keep to the left and follow the signs for ‘Livorno Centro/Porto’.  Travelling on Via Leonardo da Vinci, keep to the left to continue onto Via Enrico Mattei.  At the roundabout, take the first exit to continue on Via Enrico Mattei then follow Via Guido Donegani.  Turn into Varco Donegani and follow the signs to the Cruise Terminal. 
       
      From Genoa (A12)
      Leave the A12 at the exit signposted ‘Livorno’ and continue on Variante Aurelia. Take the exit signposted ‘Firenze-Porto’.  At the junction keep left and take the ‘SGC Firenze-Pisa-Livorno’ following the signs for ‘Porto’.  Take the exit signposted ‘Livorno Porto’ towards ‘Livorno Centro/Porto Mediceo/Stazione Marittima’.  Keep to the left and follow the signs for ‘Livorno Centro/Porto’.  Travelling on Via Leonardo da Vinci, keep to the left to continue onto Via Enrico Mattei.  At the roundabout, take the first exit to continue on Via Enrico Mattei then follow Via Guido Donegani.  Turn into Varco Donegani and follow the signs to the Cruise Terminal. 
       
      From the South (Rome, Grosseto)
      On the motorway ‘Rosignano Genova’ take the exit signposted ‘Livorno Nord’ and follow signs for ‘Porto (SGC Firenze Porto)’ and take the ‘SGC Firenze – Pisa – Livorno’.  Take the exit signposted  ‘Livorno Porto’ towards ‘Livorno Centro/Porto Mediceo/Stazione Marittima’.  Keep your left and follow signs to ‘Livorno Centro/Porto’ keeping straight on Via Leonardo da Vinci.   Keep to the left to continue onto Via Enrico Mattei.  At the roundabout, take the first exit to continue on Via Enrico Mattei then Via Guido Donegani.  Turn into Varco Donegani and follow the signs to the Cruise Terminal. 
       
      On the SS1 Aurelia a Castel Boccale
      Keep to the right to take enter onto the Variante Aurelia direction ‘Nord (Pisa)’.  After approximately 10km exit onto the ‘SGC Firenze – Pisa – Livorno’ and follow the directions ‘Port’.  Exit at the ‘Livorno Porto’ towards ‘Livorno Centro/Porto Mediceo/Stazione Marittima’. Keep to the left and follow the signs for ‘Livorno Centro/Porto’.  Travelling on Via Leonardo da Vinci, keep to the left to continue onto Via Enrico Mattei.  At the roundabout, take the first exit to continue on Via Enrico Mattei then follow Via Guido Donegani.  Turn into Varco Donegani and follow the signs to the Cruise Terminal. 
      Car

      Parking Information

      LIVORNO 2000

      LIVORNO - SHUTTLE Parking


      Address: Parcheggio Terminal Crociere, Piazzale dei Marmi, 12 – 57123

      Tel. +39 0586 20 29 01

      • MSC Parking is bookable online up to 48 hours before your cruise departure. Bookings after the 48 hour deadline can be made directly with MSC Parking, and the same reduced rates will be applied when presenting your cruise travel documents
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      VEHICLE DAYS RATES
      Car/Suv 8 € 100
      Minibus 8 € 100

    Italy

    History, gastronomy and fashion
    History, gastronomy and fashion

    A cruise to Italy is an emotional roller coaster. Rome is a tremendous city quite unlike any other, and in terms of historical sights outstrips everywhere else in the country by some way.
     
    Liguria, the small coastal province along the north-west coast, has long been known as the “Italian Riviera” and is accordingly crowded with sun-seekers for much of the summer.
    In Veneto the main focus of interest is, of course, Venice: a unique city, and every bit as beautiful as its reputation would suggest. Tuscany in central Italy represents perhaps the most commonly perceived image of the country, with its classic rolling countryside and the art-packed towns of Florence and Pisa.

    The south proper begins with the region of Campania. Its capital, Naples, is a unique, unforgettable city, the spiritual heart of the Italian south. Puglia, the “heel” of Italy, has underrated pleasures, too, notably the landscape of its Gargano peninsula and the souk-like qualities of its capital, Bari.

    As for Sicily, the island is really a place apart, with a wide mixture of attractions ranging from some of the finest preserved Hellenistic treasures in Europe, to a couple of Italy’s most appealing Mediterranean beach resorts in Taormina and Cefalù, not to mention some gorgeous upland scenery.