Travel Italy To Explore The Cinque Terre Heritage Area

Brilliantly imbued with Mediterranean culture, the Cinque Terre region with five beautiful small world heritage villages located along the Riviera coast is forecast to flood with tourists in the summer of 2015. Cinque Terre: Vernazza Village, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy - Photo: flickr The common point of five picturesque villages: Riomaggiore, Vernazza, Manarola, Corniglia and Monterosso in Cinque Terre in Liguria, northern Italy, is on terraced hillsides with fields stretching and connected by a coastal road of 42km long, wine growers, fishing ... but tourism is the main source of income when Cinque Terre has a position

. key on the world tourist map. Among them, two of the five villages in Cinque Terre are the most beautiful villages in Italy, and to fully explore the beauty of Cinque Terre, you have to walk through the villages. * When passing La Spiezia province, the village The first village to attract tourists is Riomaggiore The buildings' warm-colored facades create a perfect color puzzle that stands out against the Mediterranean landscape, with houses built into the cliffs, part of the stone facade submerged in the lane.



The emerald green waters of Cinque Terre, a slope for villagers to anchor their boats are where visitors come to get photos reminiscent of the medieval fishing villages of Italy. Corniglia and Manarola - Photo: wordpress Grape fields overlooking the sea in the villages of Cinque Terre - Photo: flickr A characteristic winding alley in the villages of the Cinque Terre - Photo: wordpress A corner of Riomaggiore village - Photo: wordoress Riomaggiore - Photo: wordoress A corner of Riomaggiore village - Photo: wordoress Lang Riomaggiorre is also known for its stairs connecting houses together and leading into the sea. In the center of the village, well-preserved 13th-century architecture houses always attract tourists ... If you want to enjoy the Mediterranean sea air, you go to the highest peak in Riomaggiore village, where there is a temple. From the 14th century Around this place is a garden with lush green grass, this is the ideal camping spot and offers a panoramic view of the Cinque Terre landscape.



Riomaggiore - Photo: fotolia Watching the Mediterranean from Riomaggiore village - Photo: fotolia The most famous road Via dell'Amore enameled the cliff with impressive overhang of the sea, connecting Manarola village with Riomaggiore is a must-visit when coming to Cinque Terre: In the early 20th century, this road was built to facilitate the construction of a train tunnel. After that, the locals saw the tourist potential of this cliff side and decided to keep it.Now, Via dell'Amore is known as the "road of love" when there are many couples together. Walk and poetic your eternal love by throwing a key into the sea after hooking a key to the railing on the road ... The Road of Love Via dell'Amore - Photo: flickr Via dell'Amore - Photo: flickr * Administratively, on a steep cliff overlooking the sea, the oldest village of Manarola in the region is a village of Riomaggiore. But for everyone, Manarola is still on par with Riomaggiore as one of the five villages that make up Cinque Terre.



Manarola was voted one of the eight most beautiful villages in Italy. The main street in Manarola Village - Photo: wordpress The cliffs - Photo: wordpress Manarola Village, the smallest village in Cinque Terre - Photo: fotolia A corner of Manarola village - Photo: wordpress Walking on narrow streets like a maze in the village, watching houses with multi-sharp sharp towers, church Built in 1338 by San Lorenzo, vineyards ... are the first choice of tourists in Manarola. Night down, Manarola becomes more poetic in the glare from the colorful facades. And it will be extremely flawed if you have not tasted Sciaccheta handcrafted here ..



. In the summer, you may not be able to find a place in Manarola when the influx of tourists arrives! Manarola Village is brilliant at night - Photo: wordpress * Cinque Terre center is a village of Corniglia located on a hill 100m above sea level. From the train station, a steep staircase of more than 350 steps called "Ladarina" will lead you to the village center.Most houses in Corniglia are terraced, with a facade facing the main road and some other directions. face to sea. The architectural style of the house here is slightly different from the other four villages when built low, very narrow and connected around the main street Fieschi. In the center of the old town dating back to the Roman period, there are many shops with different styles. often.



Roman heritage still leaves many traces on the lovely paved roads.Corniglia is the greenest village with vast fields, and the only village without direct access to the sea at Cinque Terre. Corniglia, the village in the middle of Cinque Terre - Photo: fotolia A night street in Corniglia - Photo: flickr Village square.

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