Riomaggiore (Rimazùu in the local Ligurian language) is a village and comune in the province of La Spezia, situated in a small valley in the Liguria region of Italy. It is the first of the Cinque Terre one meets when travelling north from La Spezia.
Restaurants in Riomaggiore
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While tasting Sciacchetra with cheese, Roberto will describe his work in the trail of tradition, meanwhile videos on Cinque Terre in the 40s and Roberto's works throughout the year during the ever renewing cycle of production of Sciacchetra can be viewed. Your questions are welcome.
Roberto & Alessandra welcome you into their cozy hideaway cantina to learn about the traditional ways of make their Cinque Terre wine, along with tasting paired with cheeses. We had a private tasting for two, which cost $75 and includes a bottle of their wine valued at $50-$55. They do not sell their wine outside of Cinque Terre as it is small production, and therefor is truly a local treat. Roberto & Alessandra were wonderful, knowledgeable, and able to answer any questions we had. Roberto produces the wine himself from start to finish...everything from planting, pruning, picking the grapes, to producing the wine. The wine was delicious....sweet and bursting with intense honey, citrus, and golden raisin flavors. It paired wonderfully with the blue cheese they provided. Thank you again for welcoming us in on this raining day and sharing a piece of Cinque Terre history with us!! Grazie Mille!
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We came to Cinque Terre with the Walkabouts Tour and part of that tour is the hike from Vernazza to Corniglia on Trail 2C. The trail can be strenuous for some as the first part is uphill. But if you have the time, it is worth it. The views are spectacular! The main difficult part is to keep yourself from constantly stopping to take pictures! Be sure to bring enough water, sunglasses a hat and good shoes. Several of us finished this hike in approx. an hour. The tour gave us two hours to finish the hike.
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One of the most amazing and beautiful places in Italy! If you have plans to visit Italy ???????? Cinque Terre you definitely must visit this stunning place! Park have 5 small fishermen’s villages in Ligurian coast . Picturesque landscapes, crystal blue sea, rock beaches (except Monterosso al mare, which have most large sand beaches). A lot of restaurants, hotels , B&B around. You can travel between villages by boat or by train!
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Cinque Terre's 5 Villages are very beautiful. Drive to these places are awesome. Some one recommended to go when we planning the trip to Italy. From Venice we went to Florence by train. From there we took a car to Pisa and Cinque Terre. 5 Village towns are beautiful. I wish we took a train and stayed in one of the village. Extreme caution needed as the roads are too narrow. Even the rental cars have some dent or other. So Watch and train may be a better option If you have time, spend atleast couple of days in Cinque Terre. Overall Italy was a nice trip with Architecture and history tours at Venice, Florence, Rome, Pompei etc. and Cinque Terre and Almafi coast with good Mediterranean beach experience
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After walking through the tunnel from the train station, turn towards the sea to reach the area overlooking the water with the iconic view of the colorful homes up the hill over the cliffs. It is as beautiful and as breathtaking as the pictures show!
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This is a lovely, simple Church up the hill from the main harbour. Peaceful and relaxing. It's a steep walk but worth it and it's worth walking further up for a good view.
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The marina in Riomaggiore is definitely worth visiting in order to take the iconic picture of the sea cliffs and the red, pink, yellow and white houses built up the hill. This area is small with quite a few tourists. To get here, you walk through a tunnel with some very pretty mosaics.
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