Giovanni Battista Foggini and Giovanni del Fantasia in 1707, at the end of Via Ferdinanda in the proximity of Porta Pisana. Accademia Navale The Italian Naval Academy is a mixed-sex military university in Livorno, which is responsible for the technical training of military officers of the Italian Navy. Main sight Acquario comunale Diacinto Cestoni Cathedral of Saint Francis of Assisi Cisternone Fanale dei Pisani Fortezza Vecchia Fortezza Nuova Fosso Reale Museo di storia naturale del Mediterraneo Museo Civico Giovanni Fattori Old English Cemetery Orto Botanico del Mediterraneo Porto Mediceo Sanctuary of Montenero Terrazza Mascagni Venezia Nuova Sport U.S. Livorno 1915 football team currently plays in the Eccellenza Tuscany league. Its matches are played at the Stadio Armando Picchi. Pallacanestro Don Bosco Livorno, founded in 1996, is an amateur basketball club, playing in the Serie C Gold as of April 2017. Livorno also has its own rugby and American football teams. Infrastructure Airport The nearest airport is the main airport of Tuscany, Pisa International Airport, which is about away. Buses Since 1875 Livorno has ever had a public transport system managed by some companies such as ATAM, ACIT, ATL and CTT Nord that changed over the years. Livorno bus network, as the entire Regione Toscana, is performed by Autolinee Toscane which manages, since 1 November 2021, two High Mobility Lines (LAM Blu and LAM Rossa), seventeen urban lines, one school line and six suburban routes departing from Livorno across the Province. Autolinee Toscane operates a funicular which connect lower Montenero to the Sanctuary. Port The Port of Livorno is one of the largest seaports both in Italy and the Mediterranean Sea as a whole. The Port has regular ferry links of the following operators with the following cities: Corsica Ferries - Sardinia Ferries to Golfo Aranci and Bastia Grimaldi Lines to Barcelona and Tangier Moby Lines to Olbia and Bastia Toremar to Capraia Trains The city is served by Livorno Centrale station. Education Schools Istituto Tecnico Industriale "Galileo Galilei" The Industrial Technical Institute named to Galileo Galilei was founded in 1825 as a School of Arts and Crafts in order to prepare the youngs to a profession in the sector of the mechanic industry as in the decorative arts. In 1923 the Gentile Reform transformed the school in an Industrial Technical Institute for mechanics and electrical engineering, and in 1947 was added chemistry. In the following years other specialities were added