The main purpose of the card is to facilitate transports and allow hikers to trek in the Cinque Terre paths safely. The Cinque Terre card is from this year split in two cards, which you can choose from depending the purpose of your trip to the Cinque Terre: visiting the villages of the Cinque Terre or hiking in the Cinque Terre.
The Cinque Terre Card is personal, must show the holder’s name and surname (the family head in case of a family group ticket) and in case of inspection the holders must show their ID. Tickets also need to be validated at dedicated machines hosted in every rail station of the Cinque Terre from the moment of your first trip in the Park. Kids up to 4 years of age go free.
Be aware that in case of orange and/or red weather warning sign, the sale of cards is suspended.
– At all railway stations in Cinque Terre, La Spezia and Levanto.
– At Cinque Terre welcome centres.
– From bus drivers, only in the villages of the Cinque Terre
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Riomaggiore, the "first" village, surrounded by Sciacchetra vineyards.
Where locals build for the community and you smile even at the cemetery.
High on the hills, a stairway to heaven.
The perfect postcard, one of the most beautiful squares in Italy.
The biggest of the Cinque Terre villages, a welcoming beach.
After a few years since a devastating flood destroyed the Cinque Terre Via Dell’Amore, it’s still complicated, like it happens in romantic relationships. The signs announcing its presence can mislead, letting you hope the Cinque Terre Via dell’Amore is open again, while as for today it has not been re-opened. For the moment, a competition […]
Christmas in the Cinque Terre is here. the biggest nativity scene in the world is lit up.
The state to date “is complicated”, as with so many paths of love. However, the light at the end of the tunnel seems to be visible.
But there are moments and places that still allow you to experience the Cinque Terre as they are, the travel writer Rick Steves recounts some.
There are several rankings about the “most beautiful villages in Italy”, such as the Touring Club’s and the one of the ANCI association. One thing is certain: the province of La Spezia abounds with many times prized hamlets. In 2016 the touring Club certified with the assignment of the Orange Flag four of the most […]
The Levanto Monterosso path is a beautiful path that offers some of the most beautiful views in the trekking in the Cinque Terre, passing through Podere Lovara, a recently restored abandoned farmhouse and Punta Mesco, with the ancient monastery of S. Antonio. Beginning of the walk from Levanto to Monterosso in Cinque Terre It is […]
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