The most beautiful scenery of Cinque Terre

#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.