Villa degli Argentieri

The sanctuary of Nostra Signora di Soviore is a Catholic place of worship located in the municipality of Monterosso al Mare. The religious building is located in the Cinque Terre National Park between woods and terraced fields. On 15 August on the occasion of the Feast of the Assumption of Mary and on the Sunday after 8 September, public holidays take place in this place. This structure is part of the Cinque Terre Sanctuaries which include: the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Montenero in...

A nice walk, on the edge of the mountain with good views. On top of Punta Mesco there is an abandoned building and also the remains of Sant'Antonio del Mesco. A steep climb characterizes the route. The path is well marked and in some sections is characterized by stairs. The route takes place for the most part on the road.

A demanding but very rewarding excursion for the views, starting from Monterosso al Mare. The route takes place along the coast of the Cinque Terre Natural Park and passes through Vernazza and then continues inland towards San Bernardino. From here the path continues towards Groppo and then proceeds for a stretch on the provincial road to reach Riomaggiore.

This is a hike you will never forget, challenging but well worth doing to admire the breathtaking coastal views. This is the fourth and final section of the Sentiero Azzurro (also known as Blue Trail) that connects all five main villages of the Cinque Terre. This section connects Vernazza to Monterosso al Mare. It's a moderate hike, with some difficult stairs and inclines. It offers beautiful views of Vernazza and Monterosso, as well as the Ligurian Sea along the way. To use this path, the...

This is a fantastic hiking trail with breathtaking views of the Ligurian Sea through terraces of grape vines, scenic and colorful towns, churches and ancient towers. All along the route you can enjoy amazing food and taste delicious wine. This trail connects the five most well-known coastal towns of Cinque Terre, plus an extension to Portovenere as well. You can make it a one day trip or break it up into several days and stop and explore all the towns along the way and even take a boat trip...