Vehicles are forbidden in the center of each town, but Cinque Terre is easy to navigate by foot or rail. The five villages are all connected by hiking paths and the Cinque Terre Express train.

Travelers often come to Cinque Terre after several days in another Italian destination, such as Florence, Milan or Genoa among others, and a train is usually the best option to traverse the ...

Corniglia is the smallest of the Cinque Terre villages, and the only one perched on a cliff — it's a 377-step climb (or an easy bus ride) from the train station to the village. That helps it ...

Tourism in the Cinque Terre is growing at a fast pace and, in order to accommodate visitors, Italian officials are trying to devise a plan that will eliminate congestion at rail stations and on ...

How to get there from Camp Darby: The easiest way to get to Cinque Terre from Camp Darby is to drive to your local train station and catch the train. Most trains will take you to La Spezia ...

When American travel writer Rick Steves became enchanted with these remote lands, once only accessible by sea or by train, Cinque Terre landed on everyone’s bucket list. With the maze of village ...

Courtesy of d!g!tALE by Alessandro Ciabini|Getty Images Cinque Terre is made up of five different towns, Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Monterosso al Mare and Vernazza – each with their own ...

Other views include glimpses of the Cinque Terre's colourful buildings and green fields where farmers grow olives, grapes, and basil. The short Italian train route has been dubbed one of Europe's ...