2025 Cinque Terre Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

#TravelItaly #100WaysToTravel 🧊 Let me introduce you to a tourist destination in Italy that Thais don't often visit in the "Liguria region". Most of the area is by the sea, which is the village of "Cinque Terre". Let me tell you, it is a lovely village that has the most charm. One of the nicknames that tourists have given it is "5 colorful villages by the sea" that show off their cuteness along with the beautiful scenery of the Mediterranean Sea in front of you. 🏘 🌊 Cinque Terre consists of 5 villages: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. It is an ancient city in Italy that has been around for 1,300 years. Each village must maintain everything so that it does not deviate from the theme of "ancient city". The houses are brightly colored, contrasting with the green of the mountains and the blue of the sea. There are no shopping malls, only houses and shops of the local people. Don't deviate from the theme!

#hikingtrails #100waysoftravel #cinqueterre#beautiful_italy #italy #monterosso #vernazza #coastline #coastlineviews One of the most beautiful hiking trails we’ve ever explored was the Monterosso to Vernazza route in Cinque Terre, which I tackled with my mum on a scorching summer day. The trail is quite challenging, with steep, uneven steps that make the hike demanding, but the stunning coastline views and panoramic scenes of Monterosso and Vernazza are well worth the effort. The path winds along cliffs, offering breathtaking glimpses of the sparkling blue Mediterranean below. We took much longer than expected as we paused to admire the wild beauty of the landscape—vibrant red poppies, fluttering butterflies, and rows of lush vineyards lining the hillsides. While there are occasional shaded groves, most of the trail is exposed, with the sun beating down on us as we hiked. By the time we finished, we were left with happy tan lines and unforgettable memories of the gorgeous scenery and peaceful solitude of the trail. And that was the only time I hiked in a long skirt, which I ended up tying around my hip halfway through the trail because I hadn’t anticipated just how difficult the hike would be. It certainly added to the adventure and made for a fun, unexpected memory!

#100WaysOfTravel A picturesque coastal region in Italy, is a collection of five colorful villages perched on rugged cliffs overlooking the Ligurian Sea. Each village—Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore—offers its unique charm, from vibrant harbors to terraced vineyards. The area's dramatic landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and well-preserved architecture create an enchanting atmosphere perfect for hiking, relaxing by the sea, or savoring local cuisine. Whether wandering through narrow streets or enjoying breathtaking views, Cinque Terre captivates with its timeless beauty and serene ambiance.

#myitinerary During my summer vacation, I spent three incredible days exploring the stunning Cinque Terre in Italy, and it was nothing short of magical! This UNESCO World Heritage site is a collection of five colorful, cliffside villages along the Italian Riviera—each one with its own unique charm. **Day 1:** I started in **Monterosso al Mare**, the largest of the five villages. Here, I relaxed on the beach, which is one of the few sandy stretches in the area, and enjoyed a delicious seafood lunch with a view of the sea. Later, I took a leisurely walk through the town’s narrow streets, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere. Monterosso is also home to the beautiful Church of San Giovanni Battista, which is worth a visit. **Day 2:** I hopped on the train to **Vernazza**, which quickly became my favorite village. The colorful houses, small harbor, and dramatic views made it feel like a postcard come to life. I explored the Doria Castle and climbed up to the Belforte Tower for breathtaking views of the coastline. In the evening, I enjoyed a simple but perfect dinner of pasta al pesto at a small, family-run trattoria. **Day 3:** My last day was spent hiking between **Corniglia, Manarola,** and **Riomaggiore.** The trails offer stunning vistas of the Mediterranean and the terraced vineyards. Corniglia, perched on a cliff, offers some of the best views but requires a bit of a climb to reach. Manarola’s sunset views are unforgettable—this is the place to be for golden hour. Finally, I ended my day in Riomaggiore, enjoying a gelato by the marina and watching the fishing boats bobbing in the water. There’s no entrance fee to visit the villages, but you’ll need a Cinque Terre Card (about €7.50/day) to access the hiking trails and use the local trains. Nearby, you can also visit the charming town of La Spezia, which is a great base for exploring the region. If you’re looking for stunning scenery, delicious food, and a taste of authentic Italian culture, Cinque Terre is an absolute must. Just be prepared to fall in love with every village you visit! #trip #CinqueTerre #Italy #hikingadventures #coastalvibes #travel

#Playful Traveler Cinque Terre is also known as the Five Cinque Terres and the Five Colored Fishing Villages. In 1997, Cinque Terre was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO and in 1999 it was designated as a national park. To get to the Cinque Terre, take a train to Manarola and then visit the two villages of Vernazza to take great postcard-perspective photos... and admire the colorful houses embedded in the mountain walls. Experience a romantic lunch with an unparalleled sea view, overlook the Mediterranean scenery surrounded by mountains and sea from a cliff 100 meters above sea level, and feel the rustic charm of Cinque Terre that is isolated from the world. Manarola is the oldest town in the Cinque Terre. The most well-known beautiful photo of Cinque Terre, which consists of colorful houses embedded in the cliff on the left and the azure Mediterranean Sea on the right, was taken in the small town of Manarola. Once here, you can follow the village's winding, narrow alleys filled with cute crayon-painted graffiti to get to the perfect photo spots. The entire village of Vernazza has only one main road, including restaurants, souvenir shops, etc. The houses are uniformly painted in red, yellow and orange. Everywhere you look, there are warm colors that make you feel comfortable. Walking on the streets of Vernazza, you will often see residents hanging their clothes or sheets outside the windows, creating a unique and natural daily beauty. When you come to the beach, although there is no vast sandy beach, you can still sunbathe comfortably or jump directly into the sea to play in the water. If there is time, we will visit the other three villages and towns: Monterosso al Mare, Corniglia and Riomaggiore.

Cinque Terre is a series of five coastal villages located in the Liguria region of Italy. The villages include Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. Their spectacular natural beauty, colorful houses clinging to the cliffs, and amazing hiking trails make it one of the most popular destinations in Italy. To complete your experience, you can also explore the neighboring villages around Cinque Terre, visit the vineyards, and enjoy delicious local cuisine. It is the perfect place to enjoy the authentic charm of the Italian coastline.

The most iconic colorful cliffside village in Italy is none other than the famous Clinque Terre. It is made up of the 5 villages . The stretch of the coastline is so beautiful even in winter. Unfortunately the weather has been rainy in winter hence it’s definitely a better season to go in summer! Perks of winter is that there is barely any tourists in town and you can explore the 5 villages without being over crowded! They also serve the best pesto pasta and sardine in clinque terra! You may take a day tour out or take a train there yourself. Train runs up to 3 times in an hour and the journey from each village to the next only takes about 5 minutes! If you have time and the weather permits would recommend going for a hike over Monterosso to Vernazza for a great view of the village! I could imagine the turquoise blue in sunny days! So be sure to check the weather and head over during sunny days !#2024wish #italy #clinqueterre #schoolholidays #hiddengems #december #holiday

#celebratewithtrip Cinque Terre is one of the most beautiful places in Italy. The name literally means "Five Lands" and relates to the five villages within the coastal area in Liguria. Each village has its own unique character. The villages are all different and each has its own unique charm. The villages of Cinque Terre are absolutely stunning, located on the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. And the colorful houses make for some great photo opportunities. You can admire the views from different viewpoints, or from the sea. We took the local train to go there. When we visited this place, it was raining heavily. So we had a lunch first, at the local restaurant there while waiting for the rain to stop. Then, after we finished our lunch, we continued our journey despite the drizzle. But anyways, the view, the place overall is totally worth the visit. The view is spectacular. We can't even describe it in words how beautiful the place is. The villages on cliffs are just so stunning. We have such fond memories of our visit here. This place certainly is a little piece of paradise. Will definately be returning here. A nice break away from the busy city life. #celebratewithtrip #cinqueterre #italy #italytravel #travel Inspiration #vacation

Manarola in Italy is a fishing village on a beautiful hill, besides being on a beautiful hill in Manarola there are ancient buildings that attract tourists to visit Manarola. Manarola also has very fertile soil, so Manarola has lots of lemon and wine plantations. Want to see the beauty of the ancient city? then you really have to come to Manarola which offers amazing views and views of the blue ocean from the top of this hill. #triplocal #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

Via Roma 34, Monterosso al Mare SP Outdoor/indoor restaurant Local food, nice location Avg. Price per Person - 20-30€ 🍝😍😍😍😍 A must go in Monterosso ~ the location is super cute, we enjoyed eating in the famous narrow streets of Linguria called 'caruggi'. Higly reccomended for local food such as pasta al pesto,trofie, focaccia and seafood as well! Service is good + value for money! #foodieheaven #localdelicacies #restaurant #italy #cinqueterre #romanticrestaurant

Cinque Terre is travellers’ Holy Grail, globetrotters’ Mecca, the place to visit at least once in a lifetime ; it is a paradise for photographers and lovers of fishing villages. Cinque Terre is the name given to this small part of Liguria in Italy with its 5 villages: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, Riomaggiore These villages have been part of the UNESCO World Heritage for twenty years now. Come enjoy its incredible scenery, mild temperatures throughout the year (minimum 9 degrees in winter), its tasty and healthy gastronomy and its local wines. Book your accommodation at the best price guaranteed in one of the Cinque Terre villages among our great offer of guesthouses, B&Bs, apartments and hotels. Enjoy your stay in Cinque Terre with unique experiences as a Cinque Terre wine and snacks tasting tour. #mynovgetaway #thanksgiving #mynovgetaway#thanksgiving

Much can be said about Cinque Terre, probably one of Italy’s most famous landmarks and part of the Unesco World’s Heritage list. As the name says, Cinque Terre consist of five villages: coming from West you got Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. Hallmark to all these villages of fishermen are their colourful houses latched on cliffs that make for incredible sights you’ll never see anywhere else. One of the most valuable things here is the ability to visit all these villages thanks to a few paths and hiking trails, so you could actually walk from Monterosso, the westernmost villages to Riomaggiore, the easternmost one, and back! Nowadays the area is always packed, so plan accordingly and try to avoid car as a means of transportation, parking lots are scarce and expensive and traffic can discourage even the bravest driver! Since every village, except Corniglia, is well connected, you should take the train into consideration: fares are cheap and rides are very short (about 5 mins each). #italy #liguria #cinqueterre #awesomepic #couplestrip #italytravel #italybeauties #seaside #town

Famous for it's striking village located on the Italian shore and it's religious relics is the very small town of Manarola, Italy. Friends found it as they were driving through Italy and were invited to stay for a community picnic. It was a great memory. #happynewyear #happynewyear

My trip to Italy was nothing short of a dream come true. From the moment I landed, the charm of the country was palpable. I began my journey in Rome, where I was instantly captivated by the awe-inspiring sights like the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and of course, the Vatican. Walking through ancient cobbled streets, I felt like I was stepping back in time, surrounded by history at every turn. Next, I traveled to Florence, the heart of the Renaissance. The city’s art, architecture, and the stunning Duomo left me speechless. I spent hours wandering through museums like the Uffizi Gallery, and the Tuscan landscape, with its rolling hills and vineyards, was absolutely breathtaking. I also indulged in the most delicious pasta and gelato, each bite a reminder of Italy’s rich culinary tradition. Venice was my next stop, and it felt like stepping into a postcard. Cruising along the canals in a gondola was pure magic. The intricate bridges and historic buildings lining the waterways gave the city an ethereal feel. I explored St. Mark’s Square, soaking in the unique blend of history, art, and culture. Visiting Cinque Terre was one of the highlights of my trip to Italy. The moment I arrived, I was mesmerized by the vibrant cliffside villages that seemed to spill right into the crystal-clear waters of the Ligurian Sea. Each of the five towns—Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore—offered its own unique charm, but they all shared a beauty that felt almost unreal. Throughout the trip, I experienced Italy’s effortless beauty, from its lively piazzas to the serene countryside. Every meal, every sight, and every interaction left me with lasting memories of a country that feels like a perfect blend of history, art, nature, and passion. Italy truly captured my heart.

#solotrip Embarking on a solo trip to Cinque Terre was an experience filled with breathtaking coastal views, charming villages, and the freedom to explore at my own pace. Nestled along the rugged cliffs of the Italian Riviera, this collection of five picturesque towns—Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore—felt like a step into a postcard, each one bursting with color and character. Arriving by train, I was immediately captivated by the dramatic landscape. The contrast between the deep blue Ligurian Sea, the pastel-colored houses stacked along the cliffs, and the lush green vineyards created a scene so stunning it almost didn’t feel real. With no strict itinerary, I wandered through the winding streets, stopping at scenic overlooks, tiny boutiques, and family-run trattorias serving the freshest seafood. One of the highlights of my trip was hiking the Sentiero Azzurro (Blue Trail), the coastal path connecting the villages. The trail led me through terraced vineyards, fragrant lemon groves, and steep cliffs that dropped straight into the sea. The stretch from Vernazza to Corniglia was especially breathtaking, offering panoramic views of the coastline. Along the way, I took my time soaking in the beauty, pausing at quiet spots to admire the waves crashing against the rocks below. Each village had its own unique charm. Vernazza, with its small harbor and medieval tower, felt like a scene from a fairytale. Manarola, one of the most photographed spots in Italy, was even more magical in person, especially at sunset when the warm glow of the fading light reflected off the colorful buildings. In Riomaggiore, I sat by the water’s edge, listening to the waves lap against the fishing boats while savoring a cone of freshly made gelato. Traveling alone allowed me to embrace every moment fully—no rush, no distractions, just the sound of the sea and the beauty of the Italian Riviera. Whether it was watching the sun dip below the horizon, enjoying a quiet espresso in a hidden café, or simply getting lost in the charm of the villages, Cinque Terre was a solo adventure that felt both peaceful and exhilarating. It was a reminder of the joy of traveling at my own pace, where every turn led to a new discovery and every moment felt like a dream.

Preliminary preparations - Documents: Bring a valid passport, visa and other necessary documents. - Clothing: In spring and autumn, prepare light clothing, and a thin jacket for the morning and evening. In summer, remember to bring sun-protective clothing, swimsuits, etc. In winter, prepare thick coats, scarves, gloves and other warm clothing. - Other items: Purchase phone cards or rent mobile Wi-Fi devices in advance to facilitate Internet access. Prepare common medicines, such as cold medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, motion sickness medicine, etc. Transportation Guide - External transportation: From Milan, the train takes about 3 hours; from Pisa, the train takes about 1 hour to reach La Spezia Station where the Cinque Terre is located. - Internal transportation: There are regional trains between the five fishing villages, with a trip every 30 minutes. You can also choose to hike along the "Blue Trail" (Sentiero Azzurro) to enjoy the magnificent sea views and village scenery. Attractions - Riomaggiore: One of the oldest villages in the Cinque Terre, famous for its steep houses and colorful buildings, it offers stunning views at sunset. - Manarola: Known as the most charming village, with houses built on rocks and a beautiful seaside path, it is a great place to photograph the sunset. - Corniglia: located on a cliff, reached by climbing 380 steps, with stunning sea and mountain views. - Vernazza: It has unique colorful houses and a picturesque port. It is also a good place to watch the sunset. You can climb the Doria Castle to overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire fishing village. - Monterosso al Mare: The only village in the Cinque Terre with a sandy beach, where you can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, boating and other beach activities. Food recommendations - Seafood dishes: such as salt-baked anchovies, fried seafood, and clay pot seafood, etc., with tender meat and delicious taste. - Specialty sauce: Pesto sauce, made with basil, olive oil, garlic, pine nuts, grated Parmesan and feta cheese, can be served with pasta. - Wine: The white wine and ciacchio produced in Cinque Terre are refreshing and go well with seafood. Accommodation options - Riomaggiore: There are five-star hotels such as Grand Hotel Porto Roca, as well as affordable options such as Blue Hostel. - Manarola: Apartments in the Marais area, offering sea views and private balconies, perfect for a holiday. - Monterosso: The Qatar Tower Apartments are centrally located and have sea view rooms with complete facilities, making them suitable for long-term stays.

#europetrip Cinque Terre, Italy, is a breathtaking coastal gem comprising five colorful villages—Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore—perched along the rugged Ligurian coastline. With its pastel-hued buildings, dramatic cliffs, and stunning sea views, the region is a paradise for travelers seeking natural beauty and authentic Italian charm. Hiking between villages offers unforgettable panoramas, while fresh seafood and local wines delight the palate. Though often crowded, its charm remains undeniable. Whether exploring by boat, train, or foot, Cinque Terre captivates with its timeless appeal, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone craving an enchanting escape.

This time I was happy to book a hotel in a village of riomaggiore, although every time you have to walk three flights of stairs, but can enjoy the real beauty of the five fishing village sunset sunrise, really beautiful and great, the hotel also has a terrace Although the village is not a big village, but the attractions are very concentrated, walk to the beach is 10 minutes away, unfortunately the road of love is still under maintenance is not open .... plus the five fishing village tickets are super expensive, a 5-minute train route has been priced $ 6x a few dollars HKD, just bought the day ticket the day the National Railway went on strike ... The reddest terrace bar check-in, waited for an hour for the train to wait, after nightfall the Five Fishing Village is very cold, we recall in the cold wind the previous few days in Florence and Venice journey, travel is like this, often unexpected things happen😂🫠 PS: If you want to buy a flat letter, I suggest you go to 3 villages Corniglia, because you have to go up many stairs many tourists will avoid it (in fact, the bus goes up quickly every 15 minutes) Finally, please do not only arrange one day to stay in the Five Fishing Village, the Five Fishing Village actually has many places for you to slowly discover, too special forces trip will make you can not stop to enjoy the scenery of the Five Fishing Village, waiting for the tourists to retreat after dusk is the most beautiful quiet time in the Five Fishing Village #January Good Places 2025 #Italian Travel #Italy #Five Fishing Villages

#ItalianTravel Cinque Terre, as the name suggests, is composed of five fishing villages, namely Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso Take a train from Florence to La Spezia train station, then transfer to the "inter-regional train" to visit the five villages. The journey between each station is only a few minutes. Pay attention to the timetable. You can get the timetable when you buy the transportation ticket at the "Cinque terre point tourist service center". However, the inter-regional train only runs every 30 minutes to 1 hour. Master the time to stay in each village and don't schedule it too tightly, so that you may be able to visit all five fishing villages in one day.

Photo taken at Riomaggiore, Cinque Terre, Italy few days before Italy lockdown due to COVID19 #cinqueterre #riomaggiore #covid19

#globaltravel Cinque Terre is the collective name for five cliff villages and towns along the coast of Liguria, Italy. The beautiful scenery here "facing the sea and blooming flowers in spring" attracts hikers and photographers from all over the world. In 1997, Cinque Terre was included in the World Cultural Heritage List by UNESCO. In 1999, it became the smallest national park in Italy. Today, Cinque Terre has become a famous tourist attraction in Italy and even the world. .

The Cinque Terre in December is really desolate, and the colors on the cover of National Geographic are mostly muted😒 but it is still worth a visit~ Cinque Terre, as the name suggests, is made up of five fishing villages, including Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. The Cinque Terre is located along the coast with unique scenery. The exterior walls of each house are painted in gorgeous colors, like gems in the Mediterranean. There is one of the most beautiful hiking routes in the world between the five villages, which is about 15-20 kilometers long and takes 5-7 hours to complete the whole journey. In addition, there is a shorter Via dei Love, which is more than 1 km long and connects the villages of Riomaggiore and Manarola. Unfortunately, since it was the off-season in December when we went there, both roads were closed and we could only travel between villages by train. Since the sun sets at 4:30 in winter, we only chose to visit two of the villages. Starting from La Spezia, our first stop was Manarola. The colorful little houses built on the hillside and scattered around in magazines introducing the Cinque Terre came from here. The advantage of the off-season is that there are very few tourists, and you can basically book the whole place for taking photos 📸📷~ We walked and took some photos, and before we knew it, the sun was about to set. Since the Road of Love was closed, we hurriedly took the train to the next village. It was already dark when we arrived in Riomaggiore, so we visited the few small shops that were still open. The refrigerator magnets and handmade tiles here are so cute! Even though they are a bit heavy and breakable, I couldn't resist buying a bunch of them!

Cinque Terre is a breathtaking coastal gem on Italy’s Riviera, known for its colorful cliffside villages, sparkling turquoise waters, and rugged landscapes. Each of the five towns offers a unique experience, from quaint harbors and winding streets to scenic hiking trails. Whether you’re strolling through the picturesque alleys, savoring fresh seafood, or taking in panoramic views of the Mediterranean, Cinque Terre captivates visitors with its timeless beauty and vibrant atmosphere. It’s the perfect destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those looking to soak in authentic Italian culture.

Cinque Terre is located on the eastern coast of Liguria and is a rugged coastline in the province of La Spezia, including five villages, from west to east: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. Due to the special geographical location and cultural landscape of these villages, Cinque Terre has become one of the main tourist attractions on the coast of La Spezia. In 1997, at the proposal of the province of La Spezia, Cinque Terre and the Port of Venere, Palmaria Island, Tino Island, and Tinetto Island were listed as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. In 1999, the Cinque Terre National Park was officially established.

#travellerswonderland Cinque Terre is one of the most breathtaking places I’ve ever visited! Located along Italy’s rugged coastline, this collection of five colorful villages feels like a dream. I paid around €16 for a day pass to access the hiking trails and trains that connect the villages. Each one has its own charm—Vernazza, with its tiny harbor, and Manarola, known for stunning views, were my favorites! 🏞️🌊 Hiking between the villages offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean and terraced vineyards, but if you’re not in the mood for hiking, the train is super convenient. Don’t miss grabbing a gelato while exploring! Nearby, you can also take a boat tour to see the villages from the sea—highly recommended for sunset 🌅. #CinqueTerre #ItalyTravel #HikingAdventures #SeasideViews #BucketList #MediterraneanDream

🏡Cinque Terre, composed of five fishing villages: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. It is recommended to arrange a three-day tour. [One]Riomaggiore: The most well-equipped of the five fishing villages, and the initiator of the Cinque Terre National Park. It has classic fishing village scenery and a castle to visit. [Two]Manarola: Internet-famous village. Many postcard angles of Cinque Terre come from this fishing village. The cliff is full of colorful houses. It is recommended to come at sunset, otherwise you may be disappointed. [Three]Corniglia: A village located halfway up the mountain (you need to take a bus to get there). Fewer tourists arrive, but you can enjoy the coastline from a high place. [Four]Monterosso: The largest fishing village with more hotel and restaurant options. There is a beach stretching for hundreds of meters. After eating, you can take a walk along the coast. Attractions include The Giant Statue. [Five]Vernazza: A fishing village full of history, a good place to watch the sunset. There are two small pebble beaches, and you can climb up to the Doria Castle to overlook this fishing village.

Cinque Terre, located in the Liguria region of Italy, is a shining pearl on the Mediterranean coast. It is composed of five small fishing villages: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. Cinque Terre is famous for its unique geographical location, colorful houses, delicious seafood, and hiking trails, and has become one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. If you love places where nature and culture blend, then it is definitely worth a visit! 👍🏻【Must-visit attractions】 - Vernazza: Known as one of the most beautiful villages in Cinque Terre, it has a charming harbor and medieval-style buildings. - Manarola: The "Love Road" (Via dell'Amore) here is a path connecting Manarola and Riomaggiore, which is very suitable for couples to stroll. - Monterosso: This is the largest of the five villages and the only place with a real beach, suitable for sunbathing and swimming. 🚙【Transportation strategy】 - The most convenient way to reach Cinque Terre is to take a train from Pisa or Florence to La Spezia, and then transfer to a regional train to Cinque Terre. Train tickets can be purchased for a pass, which is convenient for visiting various villages. - If you choose to drive by yourself, please note that due to the terrain, parking may be difficult and expensive. It is recommended to park the car in La Spezia and then transfer to public transportation. 🏘️【Accommodation recommendation】 - You can enjoy the beauty of Cinque Terre by staying in any village, but considering the flow of tourists, it is recommended to book in advance. Monterosso is popular because it has a beach; Vernazza is popular because of its beauty; if you want a quieter environment, you can consider staying in Corniglia. - It is recommended to book a homestay or hotel with a sea view balcony, so you can enjoy a glass of local wine while enjoying the beautiful scenery. ❗【Surrounding food】 - Don't miss the seafood here! Freshly caught fish, octopus and mussels are good choices. - Try local specialties-octopus with olive oil, lemon cocktail and Liguria's traditional pasta Trofie con Pesto di Genova. - The local area also produces a sweet wine called Sciacchetra, which is made from local grapes. It is sweet but not greasy, and is very suitable as a dessert wine after a meal. 🌺【Nearby attractions recommended】 - After visiting Cinque Terre, you can go to nearby Portofino to experience a more high-end seaside style. - The Leaning Tower of Pisa is not far away, and it takes about an hour to get there from La Spezia.

Have a stop in La Spezia ? Check out Cinque Terre that is just a train ride away ~ #cinqueterre