Livorno, Italy

Livorno is a port city on the Ligurian Sea on the western edge of Tuscany, Italy. It is the capital of the Province of Livorno, and has the second-largest port on the western coast of Italy.

The main city of Livorno is referred to as the Upper East Side. The Upper East Side is also known as the 'business district'. Many wealthy families (or single beings) choose to house their businesses directly in the city while others choose to erect hotels, restaurants or open various other types of public venues directly in the city. Because so many wealthy families (or single beings) choose to populate the city with their businesses, it is those families (or single beings) that more commonly reside on the Upper East Side simply due to the fact that it is easier for people with such financial stability to afford the living costs associated with living on the Upper East Side.

Those that are unable to afford the living costs associated with living on the Upper East Side often opt to reside on the Lower East Side. While it is still in the city, the Lower East Side has much more affordable housing and is less populated and hectic than the Upper East Side.

Others that wish to live closer to the beach (be it a house, apartment building or a cottage along the coast) find the Upper West Side to be ideal for it is further away from the city. The Upper West Side is also associated with the cities ports. For those that wish to be as far away from the city as possible and have a bit of land to call their own, the Lower West Side is the place to choose. It is as close to countryside as one can get while living in Livorno.