2025 Riomaggiore Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Hiking between the beautiful Vernazza and Manarola. Even if it’s December and it rains a lot in this period, in Liguria you are a le to find wonderful day like the one in the photos. 5 Terre is a very famous area in Liguria, northern Italy. It comprises five fish villages: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. You can choose to visit them by train but I recommend you to hike between the villages so you can appreciate more the amazing view of this part of Italy. During the summer it’s very crowded, so it’s better to go during spring and autumn. Would you go?#5 terre #christmastrip#falltrip #mytravelhacks #localguides #manarola #vernazza #italy #liguria

Spend a day on one ticket and visit 5 fishing villages in one go😍 🏠Le Cinque Terre includes Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore, among which Manarola is the most famous. 🚄How to get there: Depart from any city to La Spezia station and then take the Cinque Terre train You can reach any of the Cinque Terre villages in around 15 minutes. Village Introduction 🚩 Riomaggiore: The first village of Cinque Terre, it is the starting point of the national park and the famous trail Via dell’ Amore. It takes about 30 minutes to hike directly to the mountain leading to the second village, Manarola. Manarola: The most famous village, where you can walk to a high point and take pictures of the beautiful colorful houses and the sea. Corniglia: a village full of stairs, requires walking/bus ride, and is a great place for a coffee break. Vernazza: The starting point of the famous trail Sentiero Monterosso. The view of the whole town from the trail is super beautiful and it is also a classic angle for postcards. Monterosso al Mare: The largest village, with a large beach. Its style is very different from other villages, more like a resort town by the sea. This is a great place to play from morning to afternoon and take crazy photos. You can jump into the water anytime when you are hot😍 #AprilGoodDestinations2025

Nestled between steep cliffs, Cinque Terre is like a palette overturned by God, splashing bright yellow, coral pink, and mint green onto the azure canvas of the Ligurian Sea. From the golden beaches of Monterosso to the fishing port steps of Riomaggiore, the five villages are strung together like a pearl necklace by the "Via dell'Amore" (Love Trail). While hiking, the sound of waves and the fragrance of lemon trees intertwine to form a coastal concerto. The most stunning time in Manarola is at dusk: the setting sun coats the candy-colored houses with a honey luster, the fishing boats sway gently with the tide, and the terraces covered with grapevines undulate behind, as if the melody of "The Legend of 1900" quietly washes over the reefs. If you take a boat through the crescent-shaped bay of Vernazza, the reflection of the medieval castle shatters into shimmering gold leaf, while Corniglia hangs high in the clouds. The aroma of fried seafood and focaccia bread wafts through the stone-paved alleys. Pair it with a sip of local Sciacchetrà sweet wine, and you will realize that the romance of the Apennine Peninsula has never been limited to the boundary between land and sea. 😈 Move your lucky little hands and give us a like, and follow us so you don't get lost ~~~~~

Cinque Terre is a gem of Italy! It consists of 5 fishing villages on the coast of Liguria, in the north of Italy. The area is a national park. You can hike between the villages with around 120km of foothpaths that allow you to explore the nature of the place. While hiking you will have a wonderful view of the landscape. Cinque Terre are also famous for vineyards. There are lot of local wine producers. You can enjoy a visit around the vineyards while doing wine tasting. The best periods to visit this amazing place are April and October because it is less crowded and the Weather is still nice. Have you ever been there? 🇮🇹 #aprilblooms #localguides #cinqueterre #italy #italytrip

Experiencing an Italian charm, and a dash of adventure—perfect Cinque Terre escapade! 🌊👟 We winged it with no plan—mistake! 🤦🏻♀️ Riomaggiore’s charm is endless, but with just even a day here—gelato in hand, pastel houses glowing at sunset—is your memories of “Italy in a postcard ♥️ 🌟 Why It’s Worth It 🌟 Yes, a day feels rushed—but watching the sun dip behind Riomaggiore’s pastel-colored houses, Frittura de pesce in hand + Limonata, is pure Italian dolce vita! ✨ Fun Fact: Riomaggiore means “Major River”… but there’s no river! The name comes from an ancient *stream* long dried up. 😂 📸 Photo Spots That Stole Our Hearts: 1️⃣ Harbor Viewpoint: 🤩 Climb the stone steps near tunnel iconic cliffside village shot 😍 2️⃣ Via dell’Amore: This cliffside path frames Riomaggiore’s pastel houses against the sea 🏡 3️⃣ Sunset at Castello di Riomaggiore: 🌅 A 10-min hike rewards you with golden-hour magic 🚄 Ways to go Cinque Terre at your own phase! From Florence/Milan: Train to La Spezia ➔ Cinque Terre Express to Riomaggiore. Pro tip: Buy the €18.20 Day Pass for trains + trails! 🚨 Tips: What to pack 🎒 👟 Comfy Shoes/sandals (stairs = calf workout!). 🧴 Sunscreen! Its good to protect your skin from the sun 👒 Hat and sunglasses 🕶️ 👙🩲 Swim! Experience Cinque Terre blue waters 🏊🏼♀️ 🍴 Eat Like a Local❣️ 📍Mixva: Order the frittura di pesce (fried anchovies, squid, shrimp) + Vermentino white wine or a limonata 😋 Tutti Fritti: Grab a cone of fried calamari to munch while wandering the cobblestones. “We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us.” Cinque Terre stole my heart in 12 hours. Yours is next. 💙 #CinqueTerreDayTrip #RiomaggioreMagic #ItalyInAFrame #tripmoments #tripblazers #travel #thingstodo #seascapes #naturalwonders #daytrip

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 When you come to Italy, how can you miss this dreamy place - Cinque Terre. These five towns, nestled between the sea and the mountains, sit like a charming postcard along Liguria's evocative coastline. From north to south, the five villages are Monterosso al Mare The village is built along the coast and on the mountain, with good views and convenient transportation. It has a very long beach and the color of the sea is fascinating Suitable for lounging on the beach. Hotels, restaurants, shops, etc. are all available. Vernazza Small fishing port between two cliffs The terraced mountains⛰️ are its background, and the clear sea water🌊 is its foreground Climb up the stairs on the left to get a bird's-eye view of the whole village. Appreciate Vernazza from two directions with different feelings Corniglia The only fishing village not near the sea, you need to climb a mountain to reach it Therefore, there are relatively few tourists You can also take the bus from the train station for free. Suitable for hiking, where you can see traces of residents' lives The village is surrounded by colorful houses and vineyards Manarola A well-known postcard village, there will be more tourists The houses are built along the hillside, like living on a cliff. Walk along the winding mountain road to the middle or top of the mountain Can capture the beauty of the village at the best angle🌈 It is recommended to come to the cliff sea view restaurant early, which is a good place to watch the sunset Riomaggiore The only village in the Cinque Terre with a pier The pier leads to Lover's Beach along the path The end of the pier is one of the best viewing spots Remember to try the grilled fish and pasta here Very Mediterranean style, and you can also enjoy the sea view

#springwander Riomaggiore, part of the Cinque Terre, was a breathtaking stop during my spring vacation! 🌷 The colorful buildings and narrow streets gave the village such a charming, timeless feel. The entrance to the village is free, but hiking the famous Via dell’Amore trail cost around €7. The views of the cliffs and the Ligurian Sea were simply stunning. I also enjoyed the local seafood and gelato! 🍦 Nearby, Manarola and Vernazza are easily reachable and well worth exploring. 🌊 #Riomaggiore #CinqueTerre #TravelItaly #SeasideViews #HikingAdventures #SpringVibes

A six-day tour of Italy! This super practical guide covers all the essential attractions. Get ready for your dream Italian adventure with this itinerary! Italy, a land with a rich history, is the birthplace of ancient Roman civilization 🏛️. From the Colosseum in Rome to the canals of Venice 🚣‍♂️, there's beauty everywhere you look. Experience the unique local customs and don't miss out on the delicious pasta 🍝 and pizza 🍕! 📅 Itinerary: D1: 🔔 St. Mark's Campanile -> 🏛 St. Mark's Square -> 💒 St. Mark's Basilica -> 🌉 Bridge of Sighs On our first day in Venice, we'll explore the iconic St. Mark's area and experience the unique charm of this canal city. D2: 🏰 Milan Royal Palace -> ⛪️ Milan Cathedral -> 🏯 Sforza Castle -> 🛍 Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II On the second day, we'll head to Milan to visit the magnificent Royal Palace and Cathedral, explore the historic Sforza Castle, and enjoy some shopping. D3: 🌊 Cinque Terre -> 🏡 Vernazza -> 🌄 Manarola -> 🌅 Riomaggiore On the third day, we'll travel to the picturesque Cinque Terre and experience the tranquility and beauty of these seaside villages. D4: 🗼 Leaning Tower of Pisa -> 💒 Pisa Cathedral -> 🏛 Piazza dei Cavalieri -> 🔔 Giotto's Campanile -> 🌉 Ponte Vecchio -> 💒 Santa Maria della Spina On the fourth day, we'll explore the historical sites of Pisa and experience the charm of this ancient city. D5: 🌳 Pienza -> 🏛 Piazza Pio II -> 💒 Duomo di Pienza -> 🌳 Val d'Orcia -> 🌉 Ponte Sant'Angelo On the fifth day, we'll delve into Pienza and Val d'Orcia, experiencing the tranquility of nature and the majesty of religious architecture. D6: 🏟 Colosseum -> 🚪 Arch of Constantine -> 🏞 Palatine Hill -> 🏛 Roman Forum -> 🏛 Piazza Venezia -> ⛲️ Trevi Fountain On the last day, we'll wander through the ancient ruins of Rome and experience the glorious history of this eternal city. 🧳 Packing List: Essential Items for Your Italy Trip 📞 SIM Card: Buy a local SIM card for easy communication and to avoid getting lost. 🔌 Adapter: Italy has different plug standards, so be sure to bring an adapter. 📘 Documents: Don't forget your passport, visa, and driver's license – essential for travel! 👕 Clothing: Italy can be a bit cool in March, so pack some spring/autumn clothes and comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Keep your electronic devices charged for a more enjoyable trip. 💊 Common Medications: Pack cold and pain medication, just in case. 💰 Cash and Credit Card: Have some cash on hand, as some places in Italy may still prefer cash. That's all for our Italy trip guide. We hope you'll find your own unique story in this land of romance and art! 🌹

✔️Classic Three-Day Cinque Terre Itinerary Day 1: Take the train to the first village of Cinque Terre - Riomaggiore. Day 2: Depart from Manarola and head to Corniglia. Day 3: Head to Monterosso al Mare, the largest village in Cinque Terre, which boasts beautiful beaches. 🏕Accommodation Suggestions: You can choose to stay in La Spezia, or you can opt for Monterosso, Vernazza, or Manarola❗️ 🥙Must-Try Food in Cinque Terre: Salted anchovies, lemon granita, fried ice cream, pesto Genovese… ‼️Tip: Purchasing a Cinque Terre Card is more cost-effective, covering train and hiking fees.

Travel to Italy during the winter vacation, a seven-day itinerary! Immersed in the romantic atmosphere and rich history, this place is definitely not to be missed! -- Italy has a rich historical heritage, and the ancient Roman ruins tell of a thousand years of glory🏛️. From the magnificent snow scenery of the Alps 🏔️ to the beautiful scenery of the Amalfi Coast 🌊, each place is a photography destination not to be missed! Don’t miss the passion and romance of Italy! 💕 -- 🛣️ Tour route: Day 1: Assisi - Assisi New Cathedral Visit the ancient mountain city of Assisi, visit the magnificent Assisi New Cathedral, and feel the power of faith. Day 2: St. Mark's Square - St. Mark's Basilica - Bridge of Sighs Walk in St. Mark's Square, visit St. Mark's Basilica, walk across the Bridge of Sighs, and listen to the sighs of history. Day 3: Milan Cathedral - Milan Royal Palace - Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - Sforza Castle Admire the Gothic architecture of Milan Cathedral, visit Milan Royal Palace, stroll through Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and finally visit the ancient charm of Sforza Castle. Day 4: Cinque Terre - Vernazza - Manarola - Riomaggiore Travel through the unique scenery of Cinque Terre and experience the close integration of the sea and mountain villages of Vernazza, Manarola and Riomaggiore. Day 5: Leaning Tower of Pisa - Pisa Cathedral - Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral - Giotto's Bell Tower - Ponte Vecchio - Piazza della Signoria Explore the wonders of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, visit Pisa Cathedral, feel the magnificence of Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, climb Giotto's Bell Tower to overlook the panoramic view, stroll along Ponte Vecchio, and end the day's trip at Piazza della Signoria. Day 6: Piazza Pius II - Pienza - Cathedral of the Assumption - Castel Sant'Angelo - Ponte Sant'Angelo Starting from Piazza Pius II, visit Pienza, visit the Cathedral of the Assumption, explore the history of Castel Sant'Angelo, and finally walk along the Ponte Sant'Angelo to feel the protection of angels. Day 7: Colosseum - Arch of Constantine - Palatine Hill - Roman Forum - Mouth of Truth - Pantheon Standing on the stage of history, visit the Colosseum and Arch of Constantine, climb Palatine Hill to overlook the Roman Forum, challenge the legend of the Mouth of Truth, and finally feel the mysterious atmosphere of the Pantheon, ending this trip to Italy. 🌟 -- Tips: 1️⃣ The time difference between Italy and China is 7 hours, please pay attention to adjust the time difference🕰️. 2️⃣ You need to apply for a visa to travel to Italy, remember to prepare the materials in advance📋. 3️⃣ It’s a bit cold in Italy in February, so it’s recommended to bring a warm coat🧥. 4️⃣ The socket types in Italy are C/F/L type, please prepare the conversion plug🔌. 5️⃣ Tipping is not required when dining, but giving a little will appear more polite🍴. -- Don’t miss these highlights when traveling to Italy! With the guide in hand, you can go anywhere you want and explore this romantic land!

Cinque Terre is one of the most famous coastal attractions in Italy, located in the western part of La Spezia province. It consists of five ancient fishing villages, each with its own unique charm and stunning scenery. The colorful houses and azure sea create a picture-perfect scene. 👍️ Reasons to visit: 1. Stunning coastal scenery: Cinque Terre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, perched on cliffs overlooking the magnificent Mediterranean Sea. Whether you hike or take a boat trip, you can enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery. 2. Charming towns: Each village has its own character: Monterosso has a stunning beach, Vernazza is known for its harbor, Corniglia is the only village that does not directly border the sea, Riomaggiore and Manarola are popular for their romantic sunset views. 3. Rich history and culture: Each fishing village preserves its own history and traditions. The narrow alleys, colorful houses, and long-standing fishing culture add a rich historical atmosphere to Cinque Terre. 📅 Travel tips: • Best time to visit: Spring and autumn are the best times to visit Cinque Terre. The weather is pleasant, and there are fewer tourists, allowing you to better enjoy the peaceful coastline and the charm of the towns. • Travel route: It is recommended to choose the "Blue Trail" (Sentiero Azzurro) for hiking between the five villages. This is a classic coastal hiking route that offers the most stunning views of Cinque Terre. • Transportation: From La Spezia, you can take a train to reach each of the villages in Cinque Terre. The train journey takes about 15-30 minutes. • Walking: There are very suitable hiking trails between the five villages. You can choose to hike between different villages and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way. 💗 Other tips: • Due to the unique terrain of Cinque Terre, many streets are narrow. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for some walking. • You can try the local seafood and traditional Italian cuisine, especially seafood pasta and local wines. • If time permits, you can choose to enjoy a seafood feast at a seaside restaurant in Cinque Terre and enjoy the sea breeze and sunset. Cinque Terre is a place that combines natural scenery, history, and romance. It is undoubtedly an unforgettable attraction for every visitor to La Spezia!

Sisters! Italy has a unique charm in winter. Come and accept this 7-day travel guide to start your romantic journey! 。 Italy, rich in history, the ancient Roman arena has witnessed a thousand years of change. The scenery here is picturesque, from the water city scenery of Venice 🌊 to the vineyards of Tuscany 🍇. Don't miss the pizza and pasta! 🍕🍝 。 📅 Route Arrangement: DAY1: Assisi—New Church of Assisi Visit the ancient city of Assisi, feel the rhythm of history, visit the magnificent New Church of Assisi, and appreciate the charm of religious architecture. DAY2: St. Mark’s Square – St. Mark’s Basilica – Bridge of Sighs Tour Venice’s Piazza San Marco for its grandeur and sophistication, visit St. Mark’s Cathedral to experience the depth of religious art, and stroll the Bridge of Sighs and listen to the echoes of history. DAY3: Milan Cathedral – Royal Palace of Milan – Promenade of Emanuele II – Sforza Castle Visit the magnificent Milan Cathedral for the shock of Gothic architecture, visit the Royal Palace of Milan to learn about the history and culture, stroll through the promenade of Emanuele II and enjoy shopping, and finally visit the castle of Sforza to experience the ancient castle style. DAY4: Five Fishing Villages—Vernaza—Manarola—Riomaggiore Visit the beautiful Cinque Terre and feel the tranquility and romance of the seaside town; DAY5: Leaning Tower of Pisa - Cathedral of Pisa - Cathedral of Our Lady of Hundred Flowers - Giotto's Bell Tower - Old Bridge - Piazza della Signoria Visit the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa to feel its unique charm; visit the Cathedral of Pisa and the Cathedral of Our Lady of Hundreds of Flowers to appreciate the majesty of religious architecture; climb Giotto’s bell tower to overlook the city; stroll through the Old Bridge and feel the ancient rhythm; end the day at Piazza della Signoria. DAY6: Piazza Pierre II – Pienza – Ascension Catholic Cathedral – Fort St. Angel – Bridge of St. Angel Visit Piazza Piazza II for its openness and grandeur, visit the town of Pienza for a medieval flair, visit the Cathedral of the Ascension of Our Lady to experience the sacredness of religion, and finally visit Fort Sant'Angelo and St. Angel's Bridge to appreciate the ancient architectural art. DAY7: The Colosseum – the Arc de Triomphe of Constantine – Mount Palatine – Piazza Ancient Rome – Mouth of Truth – Fountain of Trevi Visit the famous Roman Colosseum to feel the shock of ancient Roman civilization; appreciate the military glory of ancient Rome through the Arc de Triomphe of Constantine; climb the Palatine to overlook the beauty of Rome; stroll through the ancient Roman square to reminisce about the vicissitudes of history; visit the Mouth of Truth to feel the mysterious legend; end the trip in front of the Trevi Fountain. 。 Suggested attractions: Milan Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Piazza del Duomo 14/A, 20122, Milan Opening Hours: Open from 09:00 to 19:00 Playing time: 2-3 hours Characteristic Gothic architecture with simplistic and sacred interiors, towering domes and brilliant flower windows is an unmissable landmark in Milan. Cathedral of Our Lady of Hundred Flowers ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Piazza del Duomo, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy Open January 1-September 27 Monday-Saturday 10:10-15:45 (closed on Sundays) Playing time: 3-4 hours The pride of Florence, an architectural masterpiece of the early Renaissance, with its unique domes and exquisite exteriors, linger. The Roman Colosseum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Roma RM, Italy Opening Hours: Open January 2-February 28 08:30-16:30 Playing time: 1-2 hours The symbol of ancient Roman civilization, which witnessed the life-and-death struggle of gladiators, is now a witness to history, telling the splendor of the past. St. Mark's Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: P.za San Marco, 328, 30100 Venezia VE, Italy Opening hours: Open Monday-Saturday 09:30-17:15; Playing time: 1 hour The 11th century Venetian gem, with its unique Byzantine style and rich mosaic decoration, showcases the religious and artistic charm of Venice. 。 🧳 Travel list: Go to Italy, these things you need to bring! 📞 An Italian phone card for easy contact, check online! 🔌 Travel essential plug converter, Italy uses European plugs. 🪪Passport, visa, driver's license, complete documents, travel do not worry. 👗 When visiting Italy in February, remember to bring a warm jacket and comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger, charger, mobile phone battery full, travel more peace of mind. 。 Italy, a place where romance and history intertwine, look forward to your footsteps, to leave your private memory! 🌍

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.

🌈Riomaggiore "Riomaggiore"🌈 It is the southernmost village in the Italian Cinque Terre and is the first of the five villages of the Cinque Terre to be seen by tourists (because it is usually here by train from La Spezia). Here are some practical and interesting introductions: 1. Geography and History - Location: Nestled on the Ligurian seaside, steep cliffs, colorful houses layered along the hillside, backed by mountains and facing the sea. - History: Established in the 13th century by residents of nearby mountains and Greek refugees, it was initially designed to avoid pirate raids, so the houses are densely structured and easy to defend and difficult to attack. 2. Must-see check-in spots - Colorful houses and alleys;The main street Via Colombo is lined with colorful houses, narrow stone steps (called "caruggi") have a medieval feel, and the lights are lit up at night even more romantic! - The harbor (Marina di Riomaggiore): The small boats and rocky beaches by the sea are classic postcard views, great for sunset photos. - Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista: A 14th-century Gothic church with eye-catching black and white stripes on the exterior and ancient frescoes inside. - Via dell'Amore: The 1 km coastal trail connecting Riomaggiore and Manarola was originally the easiest section of the Five Fishing Villages, but has been closed due to landslides and partially reopened in recent years. 3. What to play? - Hiking: If the Path of Love is unopened, challenge other trails such as uphill to Santuario di Montenero overlooking the entire village and coastline. - Take a boat ride along the coast: See the cliffs and colorful houses of the Cinque Terre from the sea, and visit other villages by the way. - Try authentic delicacies: must-try accughe fritte, accughe al limone, and Ligurian specialty pesto pasta (trofie al pesto)! - Drink Sciacchetrà: a local specialty sweet wine with a rich flavor, usually served with cheese or biscuits. 4. How to get there? - Train: Most convenient! It's about 8 minutes by train from La Spezia, with frequent trains. The train ride between the five villages in Wuyu Village is only a few minutes. - Walking: If the Path of Love opens back up, you can walk along the seaside to Manarola;other trails are more difficult, so remember to wear climbing shoes. - Driving: Cars are not allowed in the village, you have to park in the outer parking lot and walk in (maybe full during peak season). 5. Tips - Arrive early to avoid crowds: Super many tourists in summer, it is recommended to go in the morning and go to other villages in the afternoon. - Wear comfortable shoes: steep stone steps, drag suitcases will want to die, backpack most practical. - Stay for one night: At night the tourists are scattered, the village is very quiet, you can feel the real fishing village life. The charm of Riomaggiore lies in its mixture of the simplicity of a fishing village and the vitality of a tourist hotspot. Whether it’s hiking, eating seafood, or just watching the sea in a daze, it’s enough to enjoy most of the day! 🌊🍷 #January Good Places 2025

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.

🏡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.

#italytrip Spent a day in Riomaggiore, one of the beautiful villages in Cinque Terre, and it was like stepping into a postcard! The train from La Spezia was just a few euros, and once you arrive, you're greeted by colorful houses stacked on the cliffs overlooking the sea 🌊🏘️. There’s no entrance fee to the village itself, but if you want to hike the trails between the villages, you'll need a Cinque Terre Trekking Card, which costs around €7.50. We started with a walk down to the harbor, where the boats and crystal-clear waters made for some stunning photos. For lunch, we grabbed some fresh seafood at a little trattoria overlooking the water – the anchovies and pesto pasta were incredible 🍝🐟. Then, we strolled through the narrow, winding streets, checking out the local shops selling everything from ceramics to lemon-themed souvenirs. The Via dell'Amore trail was unfortunately closed, but we still enjoyed hiking a bit up the hillside for some incredible views of the village and the sea. If you have time, take a dip in the harbor or just relax on the rocks and soak up the sun. Riomaggiore is a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure, with that authentic Italian charm. Can't recommend it enough for a day trip! #trip #Riomaggiore #CinqueTerre #CoastalViews #ItalianCharm #DayTrip

#italytrip Have you watched the Pixar's film, Luca? If you haven’t seen the film, you’re missing out. In addition to a beautiful story, the views of the fictional town, Portorosso, are absolutely spectacular. Sure, it’s an animated movie, but it’s inspired by a real place, Cinque Terre. Cinque Terre, the five towns, is a string of five ancient fishing villages composed of five beautiful hillside villages; Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. It perched high on the Italian Riviera just south of Genoa in northwest Italy. The five villages are connected by hiking trails open all year round. The Cinque Terre Express trains are running every 20 minutes between the five villages. You can also enjoy this scenic coastline by taking the ferry and hop on and off where you like. #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #italy #beautiful_italy #italytrip #italyadventures #italytravel #100waysoftravel

Italy 🇮🇹 Five Fishing Village is one of many people's wish list 🙆🏻 ♀️ And if time is limited, you may not be able to visit so many villages🤔 So it has to be streamlined🤓 and I will definitely go to Riomaggiore☺️ To me, it is one of the main attractions to take pictures of Five Fishing Village🤪 If you are going to turn La spezia in the end 🤔 then it can be arranged at the last stop 🙈 The sunshine ☀️ is better and there will be fewer people 🤓 So I recommend you to play from the farthest to the nearest 🫶🏻 Riomaggiore is actually the most perfect sightseeing village of the five fishing villages!! ️ So if you want to stay one night you can consider this 🤩 You can see many murals here🤪 All very thoughtful And relatively I think there will be more shops 🙆🏻 ♀️ If the stamina is possible, you can also walk up the terraces to see the cathedral🙈 However, in the summer it is really quite hard😫 The colors of Five Fishing Village are so bright!! ️And Italian traditional houses like to use different colors🤪🤩 That's why the photos📸 especially make🫶🏻 Plus Riomaggiore houses are from low to high layer by layer up 👆🏻 so ​​the side will see a whole face of high ground undulating houses 😆 are many postcards will take pictures 😬 personally see really feel very make If you have the opportunity must come 🤩 #traveltips #foodphotography #foodguide #Italiantravel #Italianfood #spaghetti #familygoodplaces #familygoodstrips #familyholidaygoods #travelinspiration

#seaview Rio Maggiore is one of the villages of the Five Fishing Villages, located at the southernmost tip of the Five Fishing Villages National Park. It's so beautiful, crazy photography 🤣🤣 You can also play in this small fishing village and water activities, no wonder so popular. #100 ways to travel #unparalleled sea views #italia travel #chill burst #national parks

Cinque Terre, a world-renowned tourist destination, is one of the most popular travel spots in Italy and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Summer is the best season to visit Cinque Terre. Cinque Terre is located along the Riviera coastline, perched between cliffs. It consists of five seaside villages: Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, and Monterosso al Mare. An 18-kilometer hiking trail closely connects these villages. It is recommended to choose the Via dell’amore (Path of Love) for hiking and sightseeing to fully experience the unique warmth and romance of the Mediterranean. Monterosso boasts unparalleled beaches, especially in the height of summer, making it a famous tourist destination; Vernazza, with its ancient architecture, exudes a medieval atmosphere. You can immerse yourself in the historical ocean, appreciate the unique classical charm of Italy, and wander through the densely packed classical villages, enjoying the beauty at every step; Manarola is a hotspot for Instagram photos. Every step offers a new experience, with countless charming and exquisite restaurants and cafes that will make you stop and capture the beauty with your camera; Riomaggiore has ancient castles and the 'Path of Love,' where you can stroll with your loved one, enjoy the scenery along the way, and achieve complete relaxation; Corniglia, perched atop cliffs, offers a panoramic view of Cinque Terre, making it an excellent spot for sightseeing and photography. The azure sea, blue sky, cliffs, and colorful fishing villages complement each other, creating a dreamy oil painting. Sitting in this painting, with the sea breeze blowing, enjoying the beautiful scenery and the peaceful time, it feels like being in a paradise. Against the backdrop of the blue sky and white clouds, nestled against the mountains and facing the sea, Cinque Terre exudes its unique charm and showcases the unique romantic atmosphere of Italy. Cinque Terre, Italy

I have finally arrived at the other side of the Anywhere Door: the Cinque Terre in Italy! ►Millennium-old village ▪︎ Over a thousand years ago, humans transformed the steep slopes of the Ligurian seaside into arable land suitable for farming, and built stone walls to live in, which is what the Cinque Terre is. ▪︎ The residential buildings of the Cinque Terre stand on the cliffs, facing the sea against the mountains, with beautiful scenery. The five original ecological seaside towns are Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore, among which Riomaggiore is the easternmost and the largest town! ►Full hiking experience ▪︎ After getting off the train at Monterosso, we saw the blue sea and the lush green vegetation, a real visual feast! ▪︎ The rocks on both sides of the pier are filled with buildings of various heights, and the colorful coatings on the surface add a lovely atmosphere to the pier, which is also the scenery on postcards ▪︎ Walking along the coastline, you can see a variety of cute fishing boats, and in the shops, there are introductions to various practical knots ▪︎ Not far from the pier, the cliff path is a popular spot, connecting Riomaggiore and Manarola towns, known as the Path of Love! The stone chairs carved into kissing silhouettes and the dense love locks are the symbols of the Path of Love, and the entire path can be walked in 20 minutes. There are various messages and graffiti on the gallery, with a huge stone wall and terraces on one side and cliffs on the other. There are many couples who come here! ►Recommended visit: 1 day ►Transportation: After driving to the Cinque Terre, there is a small train on the island connecting the villages

Don’t miss these places & tips: 1. Riomaggiore 2. Manarola 3. Vernazza 4. Corniglia 5. Monterosso al Mare 6. Portofino 7. San Fruttuoso 8. Camogli 🤫 Exact information on what to do / best photo spots / hotels / restaurants / dog friendly places etc. can be found on our blog 📝 🚂 Transportation Don‘t make the mistake to travel by car because the roads to the towns are extremely steep and there‘s not much parking available 🚗 Go by train or boat instead (Hop-on-hop-off train tickets are available at the stations). Public transportation in Italy is dog friendly 🐶 🏨 Hotels Staying in one of the towns of Cinque Terre is very special because all the day tourists will be gone in the evening and early in the morning. There are not many rooms available though. We stayed in Moneglia (Photo 9) which is a very cute town with a beautiful sand beach 🏖️ There‘s also a dog beach in Moneglia 🐶 🏖️ Beaches Most beaches in this area are stone beaches but the water is very clear and it‘s so much fun to go for a swim from June to September! So don‘t forget your bikini and your floatie 😋 🐶 Dog friendly ? Italy is one of the dog friendliest countries in Europe and dogs are allowed at many places. During high season some beaches are not dog friendly though but there’s usually an alternatoive not far away. For restaurants we barely had any problems 🤗 Many hotels allow dogs and most of them don’t even charge a dog fee. 📝 Save these tips for your next trip and check out the Cinque Terre Travel Guide on our blog to get more information about the best places to take photos, a perfect travel plan for a full week and our favorite restaurants and places to stay (including dog friendly options) 🤗 Link is in our Bio ❤️ #travelguide #cinqueterre #portofino #riomaggiore #italy #vacation #travelinspiration #guide #bestplacestogo . . cr：wanderlust_samoyed& Contact us for removal

Wherever I think Chuan must visit once in my life, there must be the Five Fishing Village in Italy 🇮🇹 Fortunately we have been there once 🤣 Five Fishing Village has 5 meanings in Italian🤩 It is located along the coast of La Spezia province in northern Italy😎 The five fishing villages from north to south are Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore❤️ It really takes a little 🤏🏻 time to watch it all It is famous for its steep mountain walls along the coast and colorful houses🥰 In 1999, Italy 🇮🇹 officially designated the Five Fishing Villages as a national park 🏞️ Because of the unique terrain of Five Fisheries Village, the local residents mainly make a living by farming And the stairs, farmhouses, etc. on the mountain walls are the products of several centuries He built stone walls at the same time to support the terraces on the cliffs We choose the Five Fishing Village package to go😎 It is an all-inclusive ticket that includes the train from Levanto to La Spezia🚄bus🚌, some local museum tickets🎫 and the time of the trail❣️ We highly recommend using this way🤩 Everyone's preferences for the five fishing villages are actually very different I like ❤️Riomaggiore because it is a classic representative of the five fishing village views☺️ and because it has more residents So its life foundation will be better 🤣 restaurants 🍴 hotels 🏨 and other choices will be more ❤️ My land is quite recommended if you have to play for a few days to stay in this town So of course his room rate will not be cheap 🥹🥹 In addition, Manarola's crowds are very much 😎 to near the night is even more lively And on both sides of the road leading to the sea are souvenir shops and restaurants🍴!!️ Rock travel🧳 Because time is limited, I didn’t go all ❣️ But if you have enough time, it’s really worth going 🥹🥹 Hope to have the chance to go to Switzerland in 2024 #2024 Travel Wishes #Parent-Child Daily #Weekend Trip #Overseas Travel #Parent-Child Activities #Parent-Child Places Guide #Afternoon Tea Information #Valentine's Day Good Places #Couples Outing

Italy 🇮🇹 I went to Riomaggiore, one of the towns in Cinque Terre. Cinque Terre is made up of five villages, but I visited four on this trip. It was a leisurely solo trip, so it took two days, but if you try hard, you can do it in one day, but I recommend taking it slow. The colorful buildings built on the cliffs and the sea are just beautiful colors, and the colorful towns look great in photos💕 You can also walk through each town. Some roads are closed due to landslides, but some villages are connected by flat roads, so if you have time, it's a good idea to go hiking. I based myself in the nearby city of Genoa, but if you leave early in the morning from Milan, it's also possible to do it as a day trip. #EuropeTrip #ItalyTrip #CinqueTerre #Italy #ColorfulTowns

Riomaggiore is a small fishing village in the Cinque Terre region of Italy. It is easily accessible by train from Pisa or Genoa. Cinque Terre is a region famous for its beautiful coastal scenery and colorful houses, and Riomaggiore is one of them. Riomaggiore is characterized by beautiful stone houses in various colors. These unique colors make the village unique. The beach in Riomaggiore is beautiful, so it is really nice to take a walk along the coast! #EuropeTravel

After arriving, Cinque Terre did not give me the impression of a quiet, simple village. After the tour, this is a place where you must leave your footprints in your life. Cinque Terre is made up of five fishing villages, each with its own characteristics and highlights. 1. Monterosso The blue sky, the clear water, and the beach full of large parasols, a perfect match 👍🏻 2. Vernazza In this quiet little village, tourists can sunbathe freely on the ground. There are small shops everywhere, selling fishing village-style decorations and souvenirs. There is also the historic Church of St. Margaret of Antioch. 3. Corniglia After getting off the bus, you need to spend time walking up the long stairs into the village. As the trip time is tight, you can only pay by card at the station! 4. Manarola The highlight of the village is the colorful cottages built against the hills. There is a Roman Catholic church in the village - the Church of San Lorenzo. 5. Riomaggiore The last stop is also the village I am most looking forward to. Finally, I got a glimpse of the colorful cottages surrounding the bay, built on the cliffs like building blocks. #2018Italy Tour #World Cultural Heritage Series