Getting Around the Cinque Terre: Car, Train, Boat and on Foot

In the Cinque Terre, one can enjoy basking in the sun with a soft breeze off the sea, trekking the endless trails with their panoramic vistas, exploring the picturesque fishing villages, or just soaking in some local atmosphere in colorful villages.

Riomaggiore: Cinque Terre Village

Riomaggiore is a wonderful example of the classic method of construction used by the Genovese.

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Manarola: Cinque Terre Village

Manarola has been sneaking up on Vernazza in the Cinque Terre popularity contest.The swimming area is concentrated around a rocky island in the middle of the port where tourists and locals alike have fun by taking the 40-foot jump from the top to the sea below.

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Where to Eat in the Cinque Terre: Our Favorite Restaurants

Our insiders pick their favorite places to eat in the five villages of the Cinque Terre. There's a restaurant built into the train tracks in Monterosso, a spot for the most traditional Ligurian dishes and eateries with views to die for...

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Levanto: Nearby Village Known for Beaches and Surf

Known for its sprawling beach and good surf (by Italian standards), Levanto is popular with European beach-lovers, scuba divers, families and tourists "in the know."

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Portofino: Picture-Perfect on the Ligurian Coast

Literally picture perfect with its colorful village dwellings, impeccably kept gardens, uber-yachts occupying the tinny harbor and magnificent villas jutting out from behind the line trees, Portofino has long been a popular destination for the rich and famous.

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Portovenere: Colorful Facades in This Seaside Village

The colorful façades and pedestrians-only calata (promenade) make Portovenere the quintessential Ligurian seaside village.

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Lerici: Beauty in Liguria’s Bay of Poets

Lerici is located in the spectacular "Gulf of Poets" (otherwise known as the Bay of La Spezia), famous for its natural beauty. Near Liguria's border with Tuscany, this picturesque village dates back to medieval times.

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