Discover the best Bathing Establishments (Bagni) for passengers on a cruise to the port of Livorno: reviews, location, opening hours, prices, photos, and how to get there.
If you are on a cruise calling at the port of Livorno and do not wish to explore highlights of Tuscany like Florence or Pisa, spending the day in the sun may be a great alternative, particularly for those cruising with young ones.
Close to the cruise port in Livorno, you will find a few "Bagni" (loosely translateable as Bathing Establishment) with swimming pools, terraces with deck chairs, and sun beds, which give direct access to the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Close to the Historical Center of Livorno and not that far from where the Port Shuttle stops at Piazza Municipio there are a few nice 'Bagni'. It is advisable to read our Port Guide to the Top Activities in Livorno, to have an idea of what to expect in these Bagni
Getting There
The Bathing Establishments selected on this page/review have bus stops very close by. LAM BLU Bus or LB (formally Bus Nº 1) has a stop on Via Grande on the right side (going south), which is very close to the Cruise Port Shuttle. It takes between 15 and 20 minutes to the Bagni on the South Coast.
If your cruise ships is docked at Porto Mediceo, the LAM BLU Bus has a stop at the start of Via Grande, on the left side (going south). For more information about this bus route check our Port Guide pages reviewing Basics and how to Get Around Livorno by Public Bus.
City Sightseeing Bus and Livorno Bagni
The City Sightseeing bus that tour Livorno as far as Montenero also has stops close to any of the "Bagni" listed on this page. The City Sightseeing Bus Tour offers discounts for the entrance fee in some of these "Bagni". If you want to do a tour of the highlights of Livorno and then go for a quick bite and a swim this can be a good way to do it. Tour Rates: children under 5 years old (Free) | Children up to 15 years old (€6.00) | Adults (€12.00) | Family Package for 2 Adults and 2 Children (€30.00).
Click here to visit the City Sightseeing Bus website in English.
Bagni Tirreno
(The Closest to Town)
Bagni Tirreno is the closest to the city center, just before the Aquarium, and almost within walking distance (1,800 meters or slightly over 1 mile) from the port shuttle bus drop-off.
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Photo Courtesy Bagni Tirreno
Bagni Tirreno is a typical "Bathing Establishment" with a swimming pool and a concrete flattened area with umbrellas, deck chairs, and sun beds by the rocks that give access to the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Where: South of Historical Centre (next to the Aquarium)
More: it has a water slide for children
Address: Viale Italia, 36
Prices: Day Admission: €6.50 (Adults) Sun-beds/Deck-chairs: €9.00 | Umbrellas: €9.00 | 1 umbrella + 2 chairs = €25
Phone: +39 0586 805076
Website: www.bagnitirreno.it | Facebook Page
Notes: Public LAM BLU Bus, or LB (formally Bus Nº 1) stop for the Aquarium is very close to Bagno Tirreno. City Sightseeing Bus stop #3 is also nearby.
Pancaldi Acquaviva
(Historically Famous)
Just after the end of Terrazza Mascagni, right in front of the Grand Hotel Palazzo, it is impossible to miss the Pancaldi Acquaviva. However, the entrance is 200 meters farther south. The historical sea-bathing complex was built in the 19th century (1840) for the local nobility and later for the Italian Royal family.
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Pancaldi Acquaviva has an Olympic Swimming Pool (50 meters long), two shallower swimming pools for children (great for families with babies and young children), and a small beach.The Accademia Blu, a Padi Diving Center, is also on-site.
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Where: Close to the Terrazza Mascagni
Address: Viale Italia, 62
More services: Bar; Self-service and à la carte restaurant. Sailing (laser) and Pedal Boats, Soccer Field.
Prices: Day Admission: €6.00 (Adults) | €5.00 (Children) | Sun-beds/Deck-chairs: €6.00; Umbrellas: €10.00
Website: Facebook Page
Notes: Public LAM BLU Bus, or LB (formally Bus Nº 1) stop for the Aquarium is very close to Bagno Tirreno. The City Sightseeing Bus stop #3 is also nearby.
Bagni Fiume
Seaside Charm
One mile south of the Terrazza Mascagni, and the Piazza San Jacopo in Acquaviva, this old establishment (original structure goes back to the late 1800s) has a charm of its own. Although it doesn't have a swimming pool, the easy access to the water and the design of the sun decks 'transform' the ocean into a very large natural sea water pool.
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Where: South Coast of Livorno - Ardenza
Address: Viale Italia, 94
Phone: + 39 0586 50 11 37
Prices: Day Admission: €5.00 Umbrella + 2 Deck-chairs: €27.00
More services: Bar; Pizzeria; Self-Service Restaurant.
Website: www.bagnifiume.com
How to get there: Public LAM BLU Bus, or LB (formally Bus Nº 1) stop for the Aquarium is very close to Bagno Tirreno. City Sightseeing Bus stop #3 is also nearby.
Bagni Lido
Last but not Least
The Bagni Lido is the last of the ones closer to Livorno's Historical Centre ( 3 miles or 5 kilometers south). The Lido is right across the Parco Bartolini. It doesn't have a beach, but the swimming pool and sun decks are inviting.
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Where: South Coast - Ardenza
Address: Viale Italia, 126
Prices: Day Admission: €6.50 Sun-beds/Deck-chairs: €8.00; Umbrellas: €8.00
Services and amenities: Self-Service Restaurant. Soccer field.
Phone: +39 0586 501153
Website: www.bagnilidolivorno.com
How to get there: Public LAM BLU Bus, or LB (formally Bus Nº 1) has a stop right next to the "Bagno".
