Fortezza Vecchia

Pretty big fortress. I think it was built in 13 century. There's lots to see inside. Free acces, lots of information in English. There are several free WCs inside and a cafe. Must see. Almost every day around 9 pm there is a disco or a concert there. Check their calendar for events schedule.

This fortress was public access and nestled in the small town of Livorno, Italy. If you’re into WWII history, definitely visit this place. It’s also a nice area to take a walk.

Had really nice view over the harbour.. basically empty and free entrance to visit at leisurely pace.. toilets were clean. And convient restaurant at the fort. Can be visited in 15mins

The Fortezza Vecchia stands as one of Livorno's primary attractions, alongside Terrazza Mascagni and the Venezia Nuova neighborhood. Visiting at sunset is highly recommended; the fading sun over the sea, combined with the dim light on its interior walls, creates a truly charming atmosphere. Entrance is free, as the fortress now serves as a public space for relaxation. Interestingly, part of the edifice was constructed using local yellowish sandstone ('pietra panchina'). This natural building material seems now exhausted.

FREE SPOT! Worth checking out as they even have a restaurant/bar inside and live music in certain nights too. The sunset from here was breathtaking and peaceful.

A great place for a walk, free entrance, you can feel the spirit of history

Incredible place with centuries of history. Amazing architecture, and a sense of life in the 1500s. Easily accessible and free to enter and explore on your own.

Fantastic place to visit. Free entry. Many events during the summer months. Pub and toilets on the side.

Wow, lots of history here. It use to be a military base and prison. During WWII it was subjected to 1000 bombs alerts with only 100 actual bombings. In 1948 the fort was restored to what is today,