Search results
14 lip 2020 · Year-round, the Cinque Terre Express train connects La Spezia to Levanto to the north, stopping in all five towns along the way. The villages are all just minutes apart from one another, and trains frequently run, especially from spring to fall. A one-way ticket between two destinations costs 4 euros (as of May 2020).
Cinque Terre Hiking Trails: The Map Getting to the Cinque Terre by bus or train from Florence. The closest of Italy's "big three" cities is Florence. The distance from Florence to the Cinque Terre Village of Manarola is 79 miles or 127 km. At the time of writing there is one direct train a day.
The five Cinque Terre villages are situated in northern Italy on the Mediterranean Sea, just 3 hours by train from Milan, Pisa and Florence. The closest airports are Genoa, Pisa and Milan Malpensa. There are shuttle buses at the airports that takes you to the central station in each city and from there you can take an Intercity train directly to Cinque Terre.
20 mar 2024 · How to hike the Cinque Terre with kids in July. Photo and distances between Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, and Monterosso.
25 lut 2022 · Having said that, the best time to visit Cinque Terre is in May and September. The climate is warm, and fewer people visit the region. Spring season is even an ideal time to experience good weather for hiking and swimming. Temperatures in spring range from an average of 18–21ºC/63–70ºF.
Getting around by car. You will often hear that the Cinque Terre is car-free, you cannot enter the villages, you should not come by car, etc. Well, actually, it is only partly true. Most of the villages are really for walking only but you can enter in some areas. For example, you can drive through the central part of Corniglia or some areas of ...
Getting around: by foot, train or boat. There are basically three ways to move from one village to another; you either walk, take the train or the boat. The walking trail is 12 kilometers and runs along the coast through all five villages from Riomaggiore in the south to Monterosso in the north. Check the status.
