Some of the most iconic trails in the country are situated in Central Italy: the Amalfi Coast and Cinque Terre. They offer stunning coastal views, charming towns, and picturesque villages. Be it the ...

Famed for its breathtaking views and a popular part of the Unesco-listed Cinque Terre National Park, the path has undergone a massive restoration project costing around €22 million. Engineers ...

The scenic views make it a popular choice for hikers. The entire area is part of the Cinque Terre National Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. We toured mostly on foot while taking a ...

In fact, that's what makes this national park – also called Park of Man – so unique, since for centuries, the people of Cinque Terre cultivated the steep, sloping land and built stone walls to ...

Head to Cinque Terre, those five centuries-old hamlets clinging to the rugged coast of the Italian Riviera in northern Italy, and you'll be exploring on foot - and pausing at every turn to take ...

Cinque Terre is a group of cinque (five ... Since it became both a UNESCO World Heritage Site and national park in the past couple of decades, the area has been saved from the commercialism ...

On Country Walkers’ private seven-day Cinque Terre circuit, families follow the Italian Riviera, hiking between hillside fishing villages and paddling beneath the cliffs that line the Ligurian Sea.