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ScottishTemplar

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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Reviewed yesterday via mobile

Wonderful - lived up to expectations

The 5 villages and surrounding area are mesmeric. It is brilliant that they've not been ruined by tourists and overly commercialised. Clearly there are lots of tourists about but that did not cause any problems when we were there and we thoroughly enjoyed wandering around....More

Date of experience: April 2018

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SSthepan

Nellingen, Germany

53

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Manarola is really nice!

We visited Riomaggiore and Manarola on a day trip and both of them are worth a visit. We especially liked the view of the sunset over Manarola!

Date of experience: August 2018

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Liza F

Boston, Massachusetts

64

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

so beautiful!

This was the highlight of our entire trip! We visited with walkabout tours (and I definitely recommend them/ taking a day trip as it can get confusing). The whole trail looks like a postcard! A must-see! The trail is a bit of a hike, so...More

Date of experience: June 2018

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232tmg

Raleigh, North Carolina

11719

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Georgeous Town

While in Italy we decided to take the train to Cinque Terre and found it to be absolutely beautiful. Cinque Terre comprises five small towns (hence the name, which translates to "Five Lands") on the western coast of Italy in the region of Liguria, just...More

Date of experience: April 2018

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geriz123

New York City, New York

75

Reviewed January 15, 2019

All I can say is OH MY GOOOOOSH!!!

What an incredibly gorgeous place!!!! There was no one place in which I wasn't fascinated!!!! Every one of the 5 towns has its charm, and because you are along the Mediterranean, it's breath-takingly beautiful! I would go back over and over! Just don't plan on...More

Date of experience: July 2018

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ShortStack12

Hope, New Jersey

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Reviewed December 17, 2018

Not a Park in the USA Sense

Yes, there is undeveloped land, but you have to work (hike) to experience it. And you have to work to avoid the crowds. The trains can be unbelievably crowded during certain times of the day. Some of the trails can get crowded too. It makes...More

Date of experience: September 2018

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a1eksandar

Belgrade, Serbia

2133899

Reviewed December 8, 2018 via mobile

Amazing

One of the very amazing places Italy has to offer. Sure, the train system could and should be improved, and yes it's very crowded, but it's really worth it when you see those spectacular views.

Date of experience: May 2018

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Joseph G

Montreal, Canada

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Reviewed December 2, 2018

Great day trip from La Spezia

We combined our visit to Cinque Terre with a retun visit to Pisa where we stayed for two nights and the first morning drove to La Spezia, parked underneath the central train station. At the train station we bought a Day Pass (16 Euros) which...More

Date of experience: June 2018

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margaretc007

Bethesda, Maryland

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Reviewed November 17, 2018

Good walk along the sea

This was the part of Cinque Terre that I liked. One could walk along a path overlooking the sea and people-watch, or have lunch or a gelato at one of the seaside restaurants. Relaxing.

Date of experience: October 2018

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BryanL393

Edinburgh

91

Reviewed November 15, 2018 via mobile

Wonderful part of the world!

Wonderful place to visit for a holiday. You could rush through everywhere from a cruise ship but you miss the feel of the area. Stay for at least three nights and tour in a call way - organise your own schedule by boat or train...More

Date of experience: October 2018

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87MichaelS87

Hi, I am driving around Italy this year and I am going to stop off at Cinque Terre, which train station is best to leave my car park and how much will it cost? In order to get the train in and around Cinque Terre. I am planning on staying 3 days and will be coming from Portofino side. Thanks very much

March 1, 2018|

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best advice I can say based off of what I remember is to park at the station at La Spezia(where you buy the Cinque Terre train tickets). I dont know what the cost is, but the train ride between the five towns is short from... More

Su L

Hi there, we are flying to Florence tomorrow for 10 days and thinking of driving to Parco Nazionale delle Cinque Terre for a day trip. Can we drive directly to Riomaggiore? Or should we drive to La Spezia and take the train in? Is it easy to park our car there? We have 2 kids and 3 adults. I will be grateful if any one can give me some tips. Many thanks. Su x

July 27, 2016|

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Go to La Spezia and take the train. You will regret driving into Cinque Terre. Roads are narrow and there will be little to none parking. Parking in La Spezia should be fine.

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radwasalah82

Does the "Cinque Terre hiking day trip from Florence" include the park visit?

July 21, 2016|

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The day tour out of Florence brings you on one trail. Corniglia to Vernazza, this is the #2 blue trail and is crowded. They bring you to all 5 of the 8 villages, so you are pushed through in 7 hours. I would recommend that... More