Italy’s Cinque Terre is famous for its sunny-coloured, cliff-clinging villages linked by vertiginous walking paths. The hiking routes draw thousands of visitors in spring and summer, to the ...

It's south of the better known Cinque Terre and close to many hiking trails. (Lori Rackl) “Andiamo (let’s go)!” said one of our Trek guides, Camilla Giulia Bonato, after securing our tickets ...

If you walk from one town to the next and don’t feel like hiking back, you can catch the train for a few euros. Even better, hop on a ferry boat for a different perspective of the Cinque Terre.

Swarming with tourists throughout the year, travelers visit for its food, wine, beaches, and hiking. The villages of Cinque Terre are connected by some of the most scenic trails in Europe.

Since 1931, the Via dell’Amore has been the most iconic—and popular—hiking path in Italy’s Cinque Terre. Etched into seaside cliffs, the trail connects Riomaggiore and Manarola ...

Only two of the towns on this line -- Levanto and Monterosso -- sport broad, sandy beaches, so hiking remains the main draw. "The aim of the Cinque Terre card was, OK, you don't want to pay?