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32 Reviews If you're a bit confused about locations and places, take a look at a map. As you can see, Cinque Terre are part of a National Park and the five famous villages are not far from La Spezia and Levanto.
5 Reviews . Portovenere is a medieval sea village at the gateway to the Cinque Terre . This enchanting and naturally beautiful town dates back to the Roman era. The lovely view admired from the Church of San...
1 Review La Spezia has a huge marina and port. There you may observe fancy yachts and sailing boats as well as some other more modest, but nonetheless less enjoyable. Also, there are some fishing boats on one...
2 Reviews Boat Trips and Restaurants My best memory of lerici and La Spezia was spending it with two special people,having a birthday meal and sitting by the sea having a fag with Vera.Also sitting outside a...
3 Reviews One thing that struck us about La Spezia was the size of the Naval Dockyard: it is huge!! When we drove past La Spezia heading for Portovenere we took a small road and drove along the naval dockyard...
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micas_pt Says: Something I enjoyed while strolling through La Spezia was the architecture, both in the city as well as in a residential neighborhood that we passed while going...
micas_pt Says: Golfo dei Poeti (Poet’s Gulf) is the name of this coast, also known as La Spezia’s Gulf. It spreads from Portovenere and the Cinque Terre till Lerici, being...
micas_pt Says: Something nice about La Spezia, as with most Italian villages, is that it has beautiful churches spread around the city. Art in Italy is in fact fantastic and I...
micas_pt Says: La Spezia is a big city compared to the surrounding villages we had visited so far. Seen from the approaching road, it spreads for a wide area on the slopes of...
matcrazy1 Says: .The city is located at the center of the La Spezia Gulf called often "Golfo dei poeti" = Gulf of the poets.Much more interesting then the city itself are its...
Try the canteen in the train...
don_kam Says: Try the canteen in the train station. They serve good food at great prices. Although the food is mainly for the train drivers, they do serve tourist...
matcrazy1 Says: .Walking around La Spezia you can see typical narrow streets with charming buildings painted in pastel colours (yellow, pink, orange) of old Italian towns..
bcc8 Says: View from the trail
chrissyalex Says: Breathtaking!
chrissyalex Says: Some pics of the Ligurian Sea
rozehill Says: My fondest memory was just a simple orange tree which gave off the most pleasant scent one hot day and it can become sooooooooo hot in this town despite its...
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1 Review and 149 Opinions good hotel, very close to city centre. This hotel has nice rooms and good service, however they...
1 Review and 61 Opinions The hotel staff were wonderful. We forgot our camera in the lobby when checking out and they mailed...
1 Review and 12 Opinions We stayed at this hotel out of convenience at first but it turned out to be quite a good find. The...
Reviews and photos of La Spezia attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for La Spezia sightseeing.
My fondest memory was just a simple orange tree which gave off the most pleasant scent one hot day and it can become sooooooooo hot in this town despite its...
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Q: Is it possible to stopover in Pisa on the way to Florence? i.e. stay there and get on a later train? How much time should you...
A: This might help you, check this out... http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g187817-i997-k794509-Trains_from_Florence_to_Cinque_Terre-Cinque_Terre_Italian_Riviera.html
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It took me soooooo long to go to Cinque Terre (!!!) that, when I finally got there in March 2002, I couldn't believe it... I spent a great day and enjoyed the beauty of this marvellous place...
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The Gulf of La Spezia is an almost perfect amphiteatre; the bay is also known as the Gulf of Poets and even in our day continues to attract and inspire people who come here to admire its amazing...
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The most beautiful coastline in Italy
I was in La Spezia twice: in 1994 (visiting Pontovenere and Riomaggiore by a car) and in 1999 visiting Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso al Mare by a car and a train. La Spezia itself...
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