

A mystery legend from a transit county in Italy
Halloween is near, and this year too we are telling a somewhat terrifying legend about one of the many “Transit Counties”.
The inland of the Cinque Terre Villages and their cultural background, to be visited to understand its diversified nature, long history and unique flavors.
The Val di Vara is the largest and least populated territory of the Cinque Terre area, and offers a unique historical background. Its strategic importance is evident, and it is from the Val di Vara than many artisanal and craftmanship activities spread. A real landmark in northern Italy.
With a low density of human settlement and large spots of unspoilt nature, today the Vara Valley winds along the Vara River, on the banks of which stand ancient castles and villages, in a territory which in the Middle Ages was often disputed between Genoan wealthy families and Florence and Tuscany feuds for the control of important routes and trading centers.
A typical defensive structure characterizes all the hamlets of the area
At the foot of the Cornoviglio Mountain.
A strong community, that rebuilt the village after a tragic flood.
A dominating outlook on the Valley.
Find the Cinque Terre History
Visit its ancient villages to know more about history and art of the whole Cinque Terre area.
Genuine Food
Cheese, ham, honey, bread, sausages, potatoes, jams, are just some of the local delicacies.
Trek the Mountains to the sea
Walk the "Bardelloni", the ancient suggestive mule tracks from the mountains to the sea.
The first Bio District
Brugnato is the Capital of the first European Bio District, for the sustainable management of local resources.
Swim in the Vara River
There are a few perfect spots along the River for a refreshing swim
The Cinque Terre Outlet Village
If you like shopping, enjoy the great designers shops and offers of the Cinque Terre Outlet Mall in Brugnato.
Halloween is near, and this year too we are telling a somewhat terrifying legend about one of the many “Transit Counties”.
On the eve of the Summer Solstice, some spirituality and nature events celebrate the days of light. Monti San Lorenzo is an inland village of Lerici:
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
Halloween is near, and this year too we are telling a somewhat terrifying legend about one of the many “Transit Counties”.
On the eve of the Summer Solstice, some spirituality and nature events celebrate the days of light. Monti San Lorenzo is an inland village of Lerici:
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
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