Riomaggiore Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Well I don't know where I left at (I do realize I could check my entries, thank you..)
So let's take it from Venize. I left after 3 days of being seasick, since the whole city is built on water. I first blamed the diziness and constant loss of balance on the cheap wine, but since I spent the last two days not drinking anything (I mean, would ...

We arrived here on the train from Genoa late that evening, and after a meal and a couple of beers we headed to bed

Our last stop in Italy was the small town of Riomaggiore, the southern bookend of the Cinque Terre - five towns that improbably hug the cliffs over the Mediterranean sea. These towns are all pleasing to amble through and are connected by hiking trails of varying degrees of difficulty. We arrived without incident (thanks to TrenItalia workers who...

After a 4hr train ride from Rome yesterday we arrived at Riomaggiore, the main& most southern village in the Cinque Terre. This is the part of the journey that Ben has most looked forward to. On the north west coast of Italy lies the postcard perfect Cinque Terre (five lands consists of five small (very rustic) fishing villages set into the ...

I made my way from Florence to the coast of Italy, the Italian Riviera, or more specifically Cinque Terre. Cinque Terre is a group of 5 towns (Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, and Monterosso) which are connected by a UNESCO protected trail. From start to finish the approx 9 km trail is meant to take 5 hours. There are actually many pa...

The Cinque Terre, (Cinque is Italian for five, Terre means land) is a selection of five old fishing villages dotted along a some superb coastline of over 10km. The only connection between the towns is by train, or by our chosen mode of transport - foot. We decided to go to the Cinque Terre after my cousins recommendation, and we thought a break ...