- Cinque Terre in Winter - Rick Steves Travel Forum
After Cinque Terre, for the Italian Riviera, heading a short distance north, look at Camogli, Santa Margherita Ligure, and finally Noli in the area due east of France Nice is a good base if you want to be car free as there are buses and trains up and down the coast The Italian Riviera seems more relaxed to us
- Cinque Terre Trenord MS card question - Rick Steves Travel Forum
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- Best villages in Cinque Terre - Rick Steves Travel Forum
We want to spend 5 nights in Cinque Terre, to hike and relax We’ve been to Italy a few times, so no need to “see the sights” Can someone recommend the best places to stay that would offer the following: 1 View from terrace to take coffee wine daily 2 Village with memorable restaurants, especially in the evening after the crowds have
- Cinque Terra - Day Trip or an overnight? - Rick Steves
While your trip #1 is best for enjoying Cinque Terre, it leaves you with just one full day in Florence, which isn't enough time Instead consider going to Cinque Terre on July 2, exploring the Cinque Terre villages that afternoon, doing an early morning hike the next day (when it's cooler and you can freshen-up before checking out of your hotel), storing your bags and exploring some more, and
- Lake Como vs Cinque Terre. Or both? - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Rick Steves is pushing Lake Como (Varenna in particular) and Cinque Terre, most likely because his tours go there and he’s trying to promote his business That is understandable
- Zurich to Cinque Terre - Rick Steves Travel Forum
The DB schedule website shows, for departure from Zürich before noon, that there are currently multiple 7½ hr connections to Vernazza with changes in Lugano, Milan, and Genoa or La Spezia La Spezia and Vernazza are on either end of a regional train line that goes along the coast connecting the towns of the Cinque Terre
- When Cinque Terre is full, go to Santa Margherita Ligure
After fighting the crowds this week in Cinque Terre ( think human sardines on the trains and ferries) we took an hour train ride north from Monterossa to the beautiful Ligurian seaside town of Santa Margherita Ligure It was beautiful, scenic, and had all the charms of a Cinque Terre town without the crowds
- Genoa or La Spezia for Cinque Terre - Rick Steves Travel Forum
La Spezia to Vernazza— the town that is the fourth stop of the five CT towns from La Spezia— takes 18 minutes by train Trains run every 20 minutes between March and November From Genoa, it takes anywhere from 90-120 minutes to reach Vernazza by train So, if you want to independently visit the Cinque Terre without stressing about missing your ship’s departure— visit Cinque Terre from
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