Riomaggiore:

A breathless Marina where the colorful houses meet the green hill. This is where the walking trail, known as Sentiero Azzurro, used to start to then connect the five villages but the section from Riomaggiore to Manarola called the Via dell’Amore is closed for an indefinite time

Manarola:

The second village s only 500 meters away from the first one. Since the Via dell Amore has been shut down you will have to take the train to reach it from Riomaggiore

Corniglia:

This is the village with the toughest access to the sea. It is also the highest one and the smallest one. There is lemon just everywhere in the village.

Monterosso al Mare:

This the biggest (about 1500 inhabitants) and the oldest of the Cinque Terre’s villages. It is in our opinion the less picturesque one. Because it has the largest beach on the coast it is still the most visited of the 5 villages. A tunnel divides the old town and the new one.

Don’t forget to have a look at the Neptune giant while eating one of the Focacceria from the Focacceria Antonio.

Cinque Terre Card :

• Use of ecological Park buses
• Access to all trekking paths
• Wi-fi internet connection

Price adults:

• 1 day Cinque Terre Card: € 7,50
• 2 days Cinque Terre Card: € 14,50

Price children (from 4 years to 12 years old):

• 1 day Cinque Terre Card: € 4,50
• 2 days Cinque Terre Card: € 7,20

Price family:

• 1 day Cinque Terre Card: € 19,60
• 2 days Cinque Terre Card: € 31,50

Cinque Terre : Train MS Card 

• 2nd class acces to regional and fast regional trains
• Access to the Park area
• Guided visits according to program
• Use of bus service managed by ATC within the Park
• Free use of pay toilet
• Internet access through the Park’s wifi hotspot
• Entrance at a reduced price to Museums

At every Cinque Terre train station, you can buy the card and get maps and all other information needed.