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A Full Guide To Corniglia
Magical! That is the best description I can offer about the little Ligurian village of Corniglia. Corniglia is like a fairy tale kingdom perched on top of a hill. Just beyond the cliff lies the ocean blue, an expanse of clear blue sky and deep blue water amazing in the way it provokes your memories of happiness. Powered by GetYourGuide The journey to Corniglia herself is an adventure. Corniglia is placed o a hill surrounded by terraces of vineyards. When in season, just the smell of the fruit coming to season is enough to trap you. Between the light tree cover, small insects buzzing about, and the scents of flowers…
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Hiking Cinque Terre Blue Trail
Hiking Cinque Terre Blue Trail is one of the bucket list you need to check once in Cinque Terre! The Blue Path, i.e. the Sentiero Azzuro, is an ancient trekking path that historically connected the five villages of Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. All told, the path is just over 11km long, and, for avid backpackers and walkers, just some 5 hours long. Yet, these 5 hours offer some of the most amazing sights, sounds, and scents the Ligurian region has to offer. I will not get into detail over what you can find at the various villages, I covered those in several blogs touching on each and every…
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A Full Guide to Manarola Italy
Manarola Italy travel guide: all you need to know to visit the most scenic and romantic village in Cinque Terre, including how to get there, things to see and do, where to stay, restaurants in Manarola Italy, and the best spots to get perfect views, for the perfect visit to Manarola Italy. Experiencing Liguria Culture in Tiny, Wholesome Bits The second smallest of the Cinque Terre villages, Manarola is not only the oldest of the five, but also one of the most popular tourist destination spots of the group. The little village of barely 350 souls is incredibly charming, perched as it is high above the cliff. There were many activities…
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A Full Guide To Riomaggiore
An explosion of light and sound, color and art. This is how I would describe Riomaggiore.Riomaggiore travel guide: all you need to know to visit the best town to stay in Cinque Terre, including how to get there, things to see and do, various accommodation options, where to eat and drink, and important tips on how to avoid the crowds, for a perfect visit to Riomaggiore. RIOMAGGIORE ESSENTIALS Home: Perfect base for your Cinque Terre stay View: Spectacular Sunset Harbour location Location: Village closest to La Spezia Tours: Join this popular vineyard & wine tasting tour Pasta and Tiramisu Class: Take a small group cooking class Cooking Class: Take a small…
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A Full Guide To Vernazza, Italy
Vernazza travel guide: all you need to know to visit the prettiest village in Cinque Terre, including how to get there, things to see and do, where to stay, where to eat and drink, and important tips on how to avoid the crowds, for a perfect visit to Vernazza. Introduction Most know about Northwest Italy’s sauces, cheese, veal, Baroque palaces, sculptures, wines, galleries filled with incredible art pieces, and the Alps’ scenic view. Vernazza has some of these, but not all. What Vernazza has is a cozy, feel-good atmosphere and environment that is perfect for lovers, families, tour groups, and single individuals looking to take in the sights, skyline, and homey…
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5 Ways to get to Santuario Madonna della Corona
Are you planning a trip to northern Italy’s Santuario Madonna della Corona? This guide will provide all the information you require in advance for your day trip, regardless of whether you plan to hike the Pilgrim’s Trail or take the short walk from Spiazzi. 📌In a Rush? Pin it for Later!📌 Powered by GetYourGuide The distant Santuario Madonna della Corona (Sanctuary of the Lady of the Crown) has long drawn religious pilgrims, and those who wanted to be closer to God trekked across the Monte Baldo cliffs. In recent years, social media has shown this unique image of a church carved out of the rocks, which appears suspended in mid-air somewhere…
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Italy train travel tips
One of the best ways to explore Italy is by train… ▶️I highly recommend ITALO 🚄, a high-speed train, for booking your train routes on your next Italy trips. This fast speed train has SO MANY routes you can take across Italy. Most routes between towns are three hours or less! ▶️For me they are the best ways to get around quickly, cheaper and in comfort without the hustle of renting a car, looking & paying for parking.. ▶️All my solo day-trips from Rome were possible by this high-speed train. ▶️ITALO trains also come with great Wi-Fi (free), A.C and you can choose the class seat at a slightly extra…
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Polignano a Mare Italy
The Amalfi Coast is cool, but have you been to Polignano a Mare Italy ?? ⤵️ The Amalfi Coast is absolutely stunning and lives up to all its hype & postcard worthy views! But it’s also notoriously expensive & crowded place to stay if you prefer that slow “Dolce Vita” moments! If you are looking for incredible time along the Italian coast, with more budget friendly stay, then look no further than Polignano a mare, a white-washed picturesque town, south of Italy, in the Puglia region! This small coastal Island is equally postcard worthy and offers an excellent base for exploring the nearby towns of Monopoli, Locorotondo,…
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Naples Food Tour (with a LOCAL)
“Buongiorno, foodies! Ever heard of Naples Food Tour?? Well, today, we’re in the heart of Naples, Italy, to embark on a mouth-watering adventure through its iconic food scene. Join me as we savour the flavours, discover hidden gems, and learn about the rich culinary traditions that make Naples a food lover’s paradise, better yet, we’ll be doing this with a local.” ”Naples, or Napoli in Italian, is a city that has been captivating hearts for centuries. Nestled on the Bay of Naples, with the mighty Mount Vesuvius watching over, the intriguing ruins of Pompeii waiting to be uncovered, this city is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be uncovered.”…
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How to AVOID CROWDS in VENICE Italy
Venice is a popular tourist destination and avoiding crowds in Venice can be a bit challenging. However, there are a few tips that can help you enjoy Venice without too many crowds. Here’s How to AVOID CROWDS in VENICE Italy. 1. Visit during the Off-Season: The most effective way to avoid crowds is to visit during the off-season, which is typically from November to March (excluding Christmas and New Year’s). Fewer tourists visit during these months, and you’ll have a better chance of exploring the city at your own pace. N.B: Nov, Jan & March (Feb is Carnival festiva and pretty hectic), Jan is freezing but crowds are much less!…
