Jewish Guide to Leghorn

Livorno — historically known in English as Leghorn — was a celebrated free port whose Sephardi community thrived from the seventeenth century without ever being confined to a ghetto, becoming a major centre of Jewish printing and trade.

The community preserves a rich Sephardi heritage, a synagogue, and kosher tradition.

Browse Jewish Compass for kosher food, the synagogue, and Jewish heritage in Livorno.

Synagogue in Leghorn (3)

• Lampronti — Piazza Benamozegh 1
• Main Synagogue — Piazza Benamozegh 1
• Marini — Via Micali 21

Judaica Store in Leghorn (2)

• Belforte Books — Via Grande, 91
• I Novelli Modigliani — via S. Giulia, 13/15

Kosher Store in Leghorn (2)

• Corucci — Central Market - Banco 25
• Misul — via dei Pensieri, 3/a

Mikvah Ritual Bath in Leghorn (1)

• Community

Information Point in Leghorn (1)

• Jewish Community — Piazza Elia Benamozegh, 1

Jewish Museum in Leghorn (1)

• Jewish Community of Leghorn — Via Micali 21

Jewish Cemetery in Leghorn (1)

• Unknown — Via Fabio Filzi, VIale Ippolito Nievo