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Above Manarola, thousands of lights form a huge hillside Nativity scene during the Christmas season. The figures spread across the terraced slope, turning the vineyards into one of the village’s most…
Volastra sits roughly 340 metres above the sea among terraced vineyards. Its elevated position made it an important farming settlement, and paths through the surrounding vines now offer a striking view of how…
Manarola's harbour is so small that traditional boats are hauled above the water and stored along the sloping main street, creating the unusual sight of fishing craft parked between the houses.
Standing proudly in the upper district of Manarola, the 14th-century Church of San Lorenzo is a tribute to ancient Ligurian craftsmanship. Its local stone facade hides a treasure: a 1375 white marble rose…
To reach this spot, simply follow the coastal path that starts from Manarola harbor and winds along the cliffside to the north (towards Corniglia). After a short walk along Punta Bonfiglio, you will be…
Stepping off the train in Manarola means being immediately immersed in a magical atmosphere, where the railway seems wedged between rock walls and the sea. To reach the heart of the village, the only way is…
Partenze da MANAROLA Direzione | Orari indicativi di partenza ---------------------------|----------------------------------- Verso Riomaggiore | 9:00 - 9:45 - 10:30 | 14:00 - 14:45 - 15:30 Verso Vernazza /…
This Castle was built around the XIII century to protect the village from Saracen/ Pirate Raids. Its remains are now partially incorporated into the modern building that clings to the coast looking over the…
This Bell Tower is part of the San Lorenzo Church, representing a 14th-century structure that once served as a defensive lookout against Saracens raids. It stands separately from the Church, offering a…
You can reach this small Square by walking for about 10 minutes from the waterfront and going uphill by Discovolo Street. Here you will find S.Lorenzo Church with the amazing Bell Tower that was once used as…
This is the real heart of Manarola… Fishermen still moor their colorful boats among the rocks creating a vibrant contrast against the pastel houses stacked vertically on the cliff. The Harbour is one of the…
This will be the first Square you’ll see in Manarola when arriving by train after walking through the pedestrian tunnel. Its most notable feature is a large, central circular stone Mosaic with images of local…
Volastra is Manarola’s hilltop Village, arranged in an amphitheater above a hillock between terraced vineyards and olive trees. Its name comes from Latin: "vicus oleaster" which literally means "village of…
The Sanctuary is located in the upper part of the town, dating back to the 12th century. It mixes Romanesque and Gothic styles. The gabled façade crowned with hanging arches is built in a simple way with…
It’s the best place for admiring a gorgeous view of the coastline and taking beautiful pictures of Manarola, all while keeping away from the crowds. This spot is located on a north sided ridge of the Manarola…