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Strolling around Liguria

BAbamboleo ·14 photographs ·30 Apr 2010 – 2 May 2010 ·3 days
Where
Portofino, S. Margherita Ligure, Rapallo, Moneglia, Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza Monterosso al Mare
When
30 Apr 2010 – 2 May 2010
3 days · trip of 2010
Who
· @bamboleo ·
How
Travel diary
The story

Transport: Flight: Rome Genoa Rome - Blue Panorama Car rental: hertz train: Cinque Terre route

Accommodation: Moneglia B&B Ca d'ancioa Restaurant: Chiavari - Vecchio Borgo Moneglia - Giada

Cinque Terre Natural Park: it includes various trails, the most famous being the blue one (no. 2) which includes the Via dell'Amore. The trail links 5 places reachable not only by land, a trail along the coast, but also by ferry, train or bus. The cost of entry to the park varies according to the days of use and the means used to get around. 1 day on foot 5 euros. I recommend starting the route from Riomaggiore.

The journey's photographs

14 photographs · click to open them full screen

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El Beso sculpture at Parque del Amor, Miraflores, black silhouette against the skyHeart-shaped love padlocks hanging on a metal bar against grey skyMan in cap and backpack gazes at rocky cliffs and coastal path above the seaEnameled sign from Moneglia town council: ball games forbiddenLayered rocky cliffs plunging into turquoise sea, waves crashing belowWhite metal plaque covered with lovers' names, hearts and graffiti, including CupidoPink valerian flowers on rocky shore, foamy waves in the backgroundWooden bench with handwritten signature in front of agave plantsYellow broom flowers blooming on rocky coast, waves in backgroundWhite and blue boat covered in black tarp, moored on stone wall near flowersManarola's colorful houses climb the cliff above the seaBoats moored in Portofino harbor in front of colorful housesColorful hillside houses seen through a dark iron railingSailboats in Portofino harbor among colorful houses and green hills

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