Manarola is one of the five villages which make up Cinque Terre. The village has a beautiful port and hiking trails for visitors to explore, but it's famous because of its colorful buildings that are stacked on top of each other like stairs leading down to the sea.
Manarola - Cinque Terre
I saw an amazing sunset over the ocean with boats in Riomaggiore, Italy. The sky was a mix of oranges and pinks as the dark blue-purple night started to fall upon us after such a hot day. There were so many different colors reflected off of the water from all those lights on board each boat out there that glittered like stars against our planet's atmosphere itself right beneath them.
Riomaggiore at Dusk
The port of Vernazza is one of five towns that comprise the Cinque Terre region. It's also a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its gorgeous landscape and historical buildings. The main attraction here are the colorful homes lining each side, with bright flowers all around them accented by blue sky in between mountains on either end!
The Port of Vernazza - Cinque Terre Italy
The blue sky and the clear water of Vernazza, Italy is perfect for those who want to take a break from their stressful lives. The town has been known as one of the most beautiful places in Northern Corsica since it was established by people fleeing France during World War II. It's unique position on top of steep cliffs makes its place among other towns all over Europe special.
Vernazza Italy - Cinque Terre
Riomaggiore is a small seaside town in the province of La Spezia, Italy. It’s located within Cinque Terre National Park and has approximately 1,000 residents. The historic center consists of narrow alleyways lined by medieval buildings with pastel-colored facades that run uphill from an old fishing port to castle ruins at the top above sea level overlooking Riomaggiore bay below it.
Riomaggiore at Dusk