Guidebook for Lavaggiorosso
Sightseeing
It's a one day trip from lavaggiorosso. The leaning tower and Il Parco dei Miracoli is a must see
358 locals recommend
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Piazza del DuomoIt's a one day trip from lavaggiorosso. The leaning tower and Il Parco dei Miracoli is a must see
Aquarium of Genoa
Ponte SpinolaAn hour from lavaggiorosso
Manarola
Great place 5 terre
You can walk through an old train tunnel from levanto to Bonassola. The tunnel has been transformed in a path where only you can walk or ride a bicycle.
61 locals recommend
Bonassola
You can walk through an old train tunnel from levanto to Bonassola. The tunnel has been transformed in a path where only you can walk or ride a bicycle.
Everything Else
Lucca
One day trip from lavaggiorosso, a stunning piazza
Monterosso al Mare
Great 5 terre
Riomaggiore
5 terre
Vernazza
5 Terre
Corniglia
5 Terre
Portofino
Stunning Port, very charming
Genoa
One day trip to the city center
Portovenere
Beautiful port for a day trip
Food Scene
Great homemade cooking in Lavaggiorosso. Advanced booking recommended as people come here from around the valley.
16 locals recommend
Antiga Ustaia Zita
20 Via Cristoforo ColomboGreat homemade cooking in Lavaggiorosso. Advanced booking recommended as people come here from around the valley.
Levanto station
Parks & Nature
Set amid some of the most dramatic coastal scenery on the planet, these five ingeniously constructed fishing villages can bolster the most jaded of spirits. A Unesco World Heritage site since 1997, Cinque Terre isn't the undiscovered Eden it once was but, frankly, who cares? Sinuous paths traverse seemingly impregnable cliffsides, while a 19th-century railway line cut through a series of coastal tunnels ferries the footsore from village to village. Thankfully cars were banned over a decade ago.
Rooted in antiquity, Cinque Terre's five villages date from the early medieval period. Monterosso, the oldest, was founded in AD 643, when beleaguered hill dwellers moved down to the coast to escape from invading barbarians. Riomaggiore came next, purportedly established in the 8th century by Greek settlers fleeing persecution in Byzantium. The others are Vernazza, Corniglia and Manarola. Much of what remains in the villages today dates from the late High Middle Ages, including several castles and a quintet of illustrious parish churches.
Read more: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/italy/cinque-terre/introduction#ixzz4EUph4j3r
955 locals recommend
Parco Nazionale Cinque Terre
Set amid some of the most dramatic coastal scenery on the planet, these five ingeniously constructed fishing villages can bolster the most jaded of spirits. A Unesco World Heritage site since 1997, Cinque Terre isn't the undiscovered Eden it once was but, frankly, who cares? Sinuous paths traverse seemingly impregnable cliffsides, while a 19th-century railway line cut through a series of coastal tunnels ferries the footsore from village to village. Thankfully cars were banned over a decade ago.
Rooted in antiquity, Cinque Terre's five villages date from the early medieval period. Monterosso, the oldest, was founded in AD 643, when beleaguered hill dwellers moved down to the coast to escape from invading barbarians. Riomaggiore came next, purportedly established in the 8th century by Greek settlers fleeing persecution in Byzantium. The others are Vernazza, Corniglia and Manarola. Much of what remains in the villages today dates from the late High Middle Ages, including several castles and a quintet of illustrious parish churches.
Read more: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/italy/cinque-terre/introduction#ixzz4EUph4j3r
Shopping
Brugnato 5Terre Outlet Village
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1 Via della Moda