Livorno (province)

Livorno is a province of the Tuscany Region of Italy.

The region has several locations famous from The Count of Monte Cristo, including the Island of Monte Cristo. The province of Livorno is coastal and contains a number of coastal towns.

43°11′11″N 10°23′10″E

Map of Livorno (province)

• 43.5510.3166671 Livorno — cruise ships often stop here to allow passengers to visit Florence or Pisa
• 43.40538610.4102972 Castiglioncello — an elegant resort with numerous hotels, bathing establishments, and a beautiful pine forest
• 43.410.4666673 Rosignano Marittimo — an historic village on a hill, with an ancient castle with wonderful vistas of the sea and surrounding hills

• 42.76183310.2408331 Elba — visitors now come willingly to the island where Napoleon Bonaparte was exiled, to visit its pretty towns and beaches, and to hike or cycle

It used to be called "Leghorn" in English.

The only airport in the province is Marina di Campo Airport (EBA  ^IATA) on the island of Elba that has flights from Pisa, Florence, Milan-Linate and Lugano.

Just north of the province is the international airport at Pisa.

The islands of the Province, together with those of Giglio and Giannutri and other smaller islands, form the Tuscan Archipelago National Park. The areas east of the capital are part of the Livorno Mountains Park.