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If it weren't for the horror show of the Green Park 'Resort', I may have given Tirrenia a good review. I would wish that there was some kind of committee to vote and close down this communist-style 'resort' who could care less about clients.

Tirrenia is a charming town located along the picturesque Tuscan coast, known for its beautiful beaches and relaxed atmosphere. With its stunning shoreline and crystal-clear waters, Tirrenia offers a delightful seaside experience for visitors seeking sun, sand, and relaxation. The town is particularly popular among beach enthusiasts, providing ample opportunities for sunbathing, swimming, and taking leisurely walks along the shore. In addition to its inviting beaches, Tirrenia boasts a charming center with a pleasant boulevard. The center of the town offers a variety of restaurants, cafes, and shops, where visitors can savor delicious Italian cuisine, enjoy refreshing beverages, and explore local boutiques. The laid-back ambiance of Tirrenia adds to its appeal, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful coastal getaway. For those interested in exploring beyond the beach, Tirrenia serves as a convenient base to discover other attractions in the area. The town is within proximity to popular destinations such as Pisa, where you can visit the iconic Leaning Tower and explore its rich cultural heritage. Additionally, the beautiful Tuscan countryside is within reach, offering opportunities for scenic drives and visits to charming villages and vineyards. Overall, Tirrenia is a hidden gem on the Tuscan coast, offering a combination of natural beauty, beachside relaxation, and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're looking for a sun-soaked vacation or a starting point for exploring the region, Tirrenia provides a delightful experience for travelers seeking a coastal retreat in Tuscany.

Typical resort - hotel beaches, lots of restaurants. Ideal location for trips to Pisa, Lucca, Florence and other beautiful places of Tuscany. But if you prefer relaxing on the beach, there are far more beautiful places - go to Cinque Terre, or avoid Italy altogether (better sea is usually on the greek islands or in Croatia) If you want to cook your own meals and are visiting outside the summer months (september mainly), then you are advised to shop for fresh ingredients (fish, seafood) in Livorno market as the one in Tirrenia is closed due to some riddiculous reasons and there are only small "super"markets with frozen food... It is however ideal for families with small childern - the sea is very warm and shallow

I would recommend holidaying in Tirrenia with kids between 0 and 10 y/o, and then probably between 14 and 16 – so they may enjoy the seaside on their own/unsupervised - go to the water park, meet some friends, go to some good rides in the Luna Park. We also enjoyed day trips to Pisa, Florence, Lucca and Livorno - which was great to get away from the monotony of a beachfront holiday and weave some educational aspect into the holiday fabric.

Tirrenia is a small town with plenty of local restaurants to visit and a few shops. It looked as if there had been many more shops and pubs there in the past, which were closed or shut down when we visited. There is a small waterpark, and lots of beach side restaurants and hotels accessible via long driveways / access paths. It was clean with very friendly people. The local supernarket we found was about 7 mins walk from the main centre, and was very reasonably priced. The beach is beuatiful, miles long and spotlessly clean.

Excellent clean beaches and convenient tourist infrastructure, many restaurants and shops with everything you need. There are many parks and greenery in general. As far as you can tell, it is a fairly safe and calm town with a focus on beach vacations. Local shops are quite small, and the main supermarkets are located in nearby towns. Livorno or Pisa can be easily reached by bus, which stops all along the main street of Tirrenia. By car 10 minutes to Livorno, 30 minutes to Pisa, 40 minutes to Lucca.