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On 1 October, Livorno inaugurated a section of the Tirrenica cycle route reaching the Miramare campsite in Antignano. The work includes 475 metres of dedicated cycle lane and 266 metres shared by pedestrians and cyclists: 741 metres in total. [1]
The city also reports three pedestrian crossings with warning lights, new lighting and work on underground utilities. The intervention cost one million euros, funded by the city and Tuscany’s regional government. Other sections of the city’s route remain unfinished. [1]
The bright side
The new link adds space for walking and cycling along the seafront, although the full city route is not yet complete. [1]
One idea, in simple words
Livorno has a new piece to add to its map of routes by the sea. On 1 October, the city inaugurated part of the Tirrenica cycle route in Antignano, reaching the Miramare campsite. It measures 741 metres in total. The whole section is not the same: 475 metres have a dedicated cycle lane; the other 266 metres are shared by people walking and cycling. [1]
The work also includes three crossings with warning lights and a new lighting system. Underground services, such as pipes, were renewed too. The city and Tuscany’s regional government funded the one-million-euro intervention. This link is complete, but that does not mean the whole Livorno cycle route is finished: some sections still remain. [1]
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- Inaugurato il tratto più a sud della Ciclovia Tirrenica che parte dai bagni Rex Comune di Livorno · 1 Oct 2026
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