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Locanda A Cà Du Gigante
Locanda A Cà Du Gigante
Alla Marina Affittacamere
Alla Marina Affittacamere
Vernazza Sea View
Vernazza Sea View
Hotiday Room Collection - Porto Venere
Hotiday Room Collection - Porto Venere
Madüneta 5 Terre Guesthouse
Madüneta 5 Terre Guesthouse
Hotel Le Grazie
Hotel Le Grazie
Il Sogno di Manarola by The First
Il Sogno di Manarola by The First
The Manarola Sea View
The Manarola Sea View
Albergo Al Carugio
Albergo Al Carugio
5 Terre Pelagos 2
5 Terre Pelagos 2
Hotel Firenze E Continentale
Hotel Firenze E Continentale
Giovanni Rooms Manarola
Giovanni Rooms Manarola
Scorci Di Mare
Scorci Di Mare
The Poet Hotel
The Poet Hotel
5 Terre Pelagos 1
5 Terre Pelagos 1
Il Magàn - Cinque Terre
Il Magàn - Cinque Terre
Hotel Il Saraceno
Hotel Il Saraceno
Santuario Nostra Signora di Soviore
Santuario Nostra Signora di Soviore
Hotiday La Spezia Centrale
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Five pastel villages cling to impossible cliffs where the Italian Alps plunge dramatically into the Mediterranean. The famous coastal path between them offers views that make even seasoned travelers stop mid-stride. Monterosso's beach provides the perfect reward after conquering the trail's steps. In Vernazza, fishermen still mend nets beside gelato-eating tourists in the tiny harbor. Manarola's vineyards create terraced masterpieces on near-vertical slopes. Riomaggiore's rainbow-colored houses stack like a child's blocks above crashing waves. Corniglia, the rebel, perches high above the water, requiring 382 steps but repaying the effort with the coast's most spectacular vistas. Arrive by train - the villages ban cars with an enthusiasm that borders on glee.

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