Cecina

Built around the railway station on the Livorno–Rome line, Cecina grew into the commercial centre of Tuscany’s lower Cecina Valley. The Cecina River runs from the inland hills to the Tyrrhenian Sea, meeting the coast near Marina di Cecina, where the Tomboli di Cecina Nature Reserve protects established coastal pinewoods. In town, the Archaeological Park of San Vincenzino preserves remains of a Roman villa and its notable underground cistern, evidence that this coast was settled long before the modern centre emerged. Cecina is part of the Costa degli Etruschi, a shoreline known for Etruscan and Roman archaeological sites as well as seaside resorts. Browse additional webcams from the Etruscan Coast to extend your view of Cecina and the Tyrrhenian shoreline.

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