In the heart of the Tuscan coast, Livorno preserves an identity deeply linked to the sea, which finds one of its most emblematic expressions in the Palio Marinaro. This historic rowing competition represents a perfect synthesis of sport, tradition and a sense of belonging.
It takes place every year at the end of June in the waters in front of the Terrazza Mascagni.
The event officially concludes Livorno's rowing season and sees the crews of the city's districts competing on ten-oared gozzi.
The parade in the sea, the main race over a distance of 2000 metres with three laps of the buoy and moments dedicated to under-18s and women, constitute a true collective ritual of the city.

