"Should we be drilling båtan", called it umisskjenneleg north Norwegian, in answer to the question. It is namely not the way to live other than at sea level in our country. In Italy, however, many cities in the country, various reasons of course. An important is that people were renting to live by the sea where they lay open to extortion and robbery and itinerant krigsflåtar that has swept this country over the years. We have the largely been spared from in our country.
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| Shipping Livorno makes the port to the second busiest in Italy |
Some of these inland towns are gems of cultural treasures that others can only dream about as Arezzo, Siena, Lucca Florence and Tuscany in the county. Read you a travel guide from this district and you will virtually know that this is the cities that is worth seeing, and everything else, there is little point in visit.
For someone who can not get by without seeing the sea at regular intervals, it is therefore to swear in the church when I say that you should be with you Livorno next time you're in the area. This Italy's second biggest seaport (after Genoa), known for its container port, its passenger ferries and the electro-chemical industry, with a city rebuilt after the war, hørest not exactly like a particularly exciting destination. But there is much to see in Livorno, although travel guide does not mention the place in particularly positive terms.
This is the city where the Communist Party of PCI was founded by Antonio Gramschi in 1921. There has been an exhibition about this in the city in connection with the 150th anniversary of Italian unification. Which by the way fascist party had been without a communist? How had been developments in the country after the war, if not the communists had been as strong as they did in Livorno, for instance? Today the city is ruled by a center-left coalition and the war has livornesarane always had affinity in the political direction.  |
| city hall in Livorno is built after the war, and in relief above the entrance says that Italy anno 1946 is a democratic republic that is founded on work. Inscription was while the abolition of the monarchy and after having ousted the Fascist regime to the scrap heap |
When you exit the train and onto the train station in Livorno gives meeting with architecture, climate and vegetation you an impression of being in France by Riviera. Palm trees and buildings are in Nice or Monte Carlo. Down by the beach, it is moreover a fortress and a lot of channels where ordinary people are lying their boats. Not lavish luxury yachts in Nice or Hankø, but ordinary boats la Rana Plast. And the further out you see the ocean then. The wide open sea, with large ships in the distance. And along the harbor, you can walk on a tiled promenade at the Naval Academy and the beautiful hotels and villas located along the Lungomare. Or you can look at or visit the bathing facilities. Or just simply take a glass of prosecco on one of the crowded cafes along the sea, look at the crowds who wander past and see beyond the big, open, eternal sea.
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| waterfront in Livorno is an institution in itself. Hit put people in the city night tour (passeggiataen's), not unlike the so-Bodo people forheld to its breakwater. |
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