Cinque Terre vines monorail
Today harvesting in Cinque Terre has become much simpler: it is done in just two or three days and requires less effort thanks to the help of a monorail, which runs for 16 kilometers and connects the vines to the coast.
Today harvesting in Cinque Terre has become much simpler: it is done in just two or three days and requires less effort thanks to the help of a monorail, which runs for 16 kilometers and connects the vines to the coast.
Don’t have time to sit down at the table, but still want to eat something healthy? Don’t worry: fast food is also healthy in the Cinque Terre!
Are you facing the same dilemma between relaxing vacation and a summer full of adventures? At Cinque Terre there is a good compromise: it is seawatching, an activity suitable for everyone! No special features are required, except being a sea lover.
From the top of the Cinque Terre promontory that divides Monterosso into two districts you can see a magnificent stretch of sea.
Have you ever tried to visit a village by the sea? You may see more things than you expect. Especially if you have little time, you can choose to see the Cinque Terre in one day from a beautiful perspective: the Gulf of Poets!
Whoever says romance died has never been in Cinque Terre. The hidden beaches, the paths sprinkled with flowers, the sunsets that paint the sky with red are paintings that capture the heart. Today, to this is added a detail that not everyone knows: as Verona had Romeo and Juliet and Rimini had Paolo and Francesca, even the Gulf of Poets has kept a love story …
“Alla lampara” is a very old fishing technique, used mainly to catch anchovies in Cinque Terre Gulf of Poets. The name comes from the “lamp” mounted on top of the boat bow, the only light source in the dark that will attract anchovies on the surface, where the fishing net will do the job.
Manarola is an old Cinque Terre village located along the “Costa del levante”.There’s uncertainty around its name: it is not known when it was given, and its meaning is still uncertain. All that is known is that the first houses were built during the XII century, although the mysterious name “Manarola” suggests the village might be much older
The whole Italy gets dark and silent in the night of August 10th, but there’s an exception. In Cinque Terre, Manarola turns all lights on to celebrate “San Lorenzo”
Every sea-lover must visit Italy. 7500Km of coastline are enough to say that a visit to Italy is a must. Anyone loving “Tourism Excellence” must visit Cinque Terre, the home of the most beautiful sea in Italy. “Cinque Vele” prize is the proof!