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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).
20 mar 2024 · How to hike the Cinque Terre with kids in July. Photo and distances between Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, and Monterosso.
Difficulty: medium. Distance: 3.6 km. Duration: 1 hr 30 min. Toll: €7.50 or Cinque Terre Card. Known for its breathtaking views, the trail from Monterosso to Vernazza stretches about 3.5 kilometers. It is moderately challenging, with uneven terrain and steep climbs. However, the panoramic sea views at the end of the trail are a great motivator.
15 gru 2020 · Springtime in the Cinque Terre is generally chilly and wet, especially in March and April. Things start to warm up in May, and rains become less frequent. Across Italy, springtime is an unpredictable season, and the Cinque Terre is no exception. You might experience wet, cold, windy weather, or brilliantly sunny days perfect for hiking.
Of course, it's trecherous to walk the trails at night, so you might as well settle in for some Cinque Terre Nightlife. Cinque Terre Weather & Climate. See our Cinque Terre Climate page for historical monthly temperatures, rainfall, and current forecast for the Liguria coast and the Cinque Terre. Hotels and Vacation Rentals in the Cinque Terre ...
1 gru 2023 · Map of the Blue Trail & Cinque Terre towns. Each of the 5 towns and hiking distances between them are displayed on the map below: Monterosso; Vernazza: from Monterosso: 3.7 km, 2 hr; Corniglia: from Vernazza: 3.5 km, 2 hr; Manarola: from Corniglia: 2.7 km, 30 min; Riomaggiore: from Manorola: 1.3 km, 30 min; All 4 hikes: 11 km, 5-6 hours.
21 mar 2015 · The Cinque Terre means “five lands” which are the five villages of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso al Mare. But just think of the region as a spider web of trails, towns, and villages. This stretch of coastline is a mix of tiny hamlets, like Groppo, and bigger towns like La Spezia and Levanto.
