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can reach the Cinque Terre by train (along the line Genova-Rome) with regional
trains which stop in every station. That means that every town of the Cinque Terre
has its own station: listed in direction Genova-La Spezia (north-south) the stations
are: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore.To check the official site of Trenitalia click here.
Download: Local train timetable "Cinque Terre" Summer 2011 The train is surely the most comfortable way to visit the Cinque Terre and the ligurian Riviera. In each station of the Cinque Terre you'll find information offices of the National Park, where to get touristic information and publications and where to purchase the Cinque Terre Card, a special card issued by the National Park, including several services such as shuttle bus and usage of the blue path number 2. |
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| Corniglia |
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| The Poets Gulf
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The east Riviera |
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Portofino-Tigullio |
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The Vara Valley |
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The Magra Valley |
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The Lunigiana |
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