Le Affascinanti Cinque Terre 🇮🇹 Italia - Liguria

Visiting the Cinque Terre means stepping into the history of those who, over the centuries, have I lived hard in a difficult land, but I also like the typical products of this Territorio aspro, for example il vino. Visiting these borghi means knowing the culture of the stone walls and the vineyards. The fishermen and their nets, the deep valleys and their trails. The Cinque Terre covers an area of 8 square kilometres and 18 kilometres of coastline. An area where sea and land are indissolubly united. The origins of the toponym Porto Venere are documented from the 2nd century AD, When in an old nautical itinerary Portus Veneris is indicated quale stazione navale In the Roman Tyrrhenian for the route of Gallia and of Spain. The Castrum Novum was built by magistri antelami, abilissimi costruttori, secondo The architectural standards are extremely precise. The castle, the church of San Lorenzo, the Via della spiaggia, the old town, and the city walls. At the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th, thanks to the sensitivity of the superintendent D'Andrade, The first restoration work of the architectural emergencies of Porto Venere. The village is dominated by a wonderful church, built on the summit of a fortified hill. The rocks that rise above the blue sea. The church of San Pietro stands on the remains of a paleocristian church in black marble from the 6th century AD The church of San Lorenzo in Longobardo style stands in the centre of Porto Venere. The arch was all but destroyed by black stone pillars, some of which were replaced. In 1582 with columns in Carrara white marble. Dall'alto della collina is the medieval castle of the Fiobi. Originally pre-Genoese, it was built in 1161. The main body of the castle, with its monumental door, leads to the bastions. I love you. Today Porto Venere is loved by tourists for its simple but very suggestive landscapes. And for the varied colors of their case a tower. A territory where sea and land merge to form a unique and suggestive area. Terrazzamenti cultivated with vines and olive trees, the content of which is assured by antiquity Muretti is a secco. It is a natural heritage of great variety. The trail and the mullatie are a royal visit to Mozzafiato. I'm going to tell you about the five borghi, Monte Rosso al Mare, Rio Maggiore, Manarola, Corniglia and Vernazza. I'm going to see if I can get a job. Monte Rosso al Mare is the largest village in the Cinque Terre and also the one documented. I'm going to go first. The beach is alternately known as the Scogli Isolati. The origin of this village, like that of Corniglia and Vernazza, dates back to the times of the Roman Republic, when the legions of Rome defeated Liguria in 180 BC. Their land passed to the families of the Roman colonists who had been settled for a long time. The coastal zone. In the old medieval part of the town we find the church of San Francesco, rich in opera. I'm not a fan of art. Monte Rosso Vecchio is still practically intact. As we continue to fight at sea, we will carry out various defensive operations. From the portal of the parish church of San Giovanni Battista we can admire A fresco depicting the Baptism of Christ. The basilicale plant is a tre navate. These are progressively narrowed down towards the chorus to confer greater importance. All the altar. Vernazza is the only inhabited area of the Cinque Terre to have preserved its atmosphere. Di piccolo borgo sul mare thanks to its natural port, safe and quiet, and all tradition Marinara that dates back to remote times. Narrow and steep roads converge on the main road leading to the piazzetta di fronte I'm going to get you a portion. The case, similar in style to the case fortezza, is ergonous and has a number of viottol are available at various levels. From here, numerous new perspectives and approaches can be discovered. The parish church is dedicated to Santa Margherita d'Antiochia. The interior, a basilica-like plan with three naves divided by six arches, is richly decorated. I respect the Piazza della Città on which it stands. On the opposite side of the piazza svetta the bell tower, built in the XIV century, which The past was used as a lookout tower and for defensive purposes. Frazione di Rio Maggiore, Manarola is an urban gem, rich as the typical case-torri Di stile genovese. I'm not going to lie. Founded during the 12th century, the borough probably derives its name from an ancient magnaroia, A great rotation of the mills in the country. The main monument of Frazione is the church of San Lorenzo. The façade is embellished with a rose window with twelve columns. The church is dedicated to the Nativity of the Virgin Mary. On the altar we find a 14th century trittico, depicting the Madonna with The children are Lorenzo and Caterina. The interior, in baroque style, is divided into three naves covered by a wall. On the hill behind Manarola we can admire the typical terrazzamenti cultivated in vineyards, The contents of the muretti in Pietra. Descending towards the sea, we are passing by exceptional, extraordinary views. I'm not going to lie. The borgo of Rio Maggiore has typical features that reflect its history and traditions. The dwelling is extended along a vertical, steeply sloping scale. Movers all over the interior of the country. The most delicious part of Rio Maggiore is without a doubt its piccolo porto, racchiuso. I'm going to have to go with the rocciosi. The small size of the building is almost a toy, but for centuries it has been a decisive factor. The city's economic center. The first news of Rio Maggiore dates back to 1239, when the people of the district of Carpena swore allegiance to the Genoese company and when in 1251 the inhabitants Casen, Cacinagora, Saricò and Lemen decided to merge the small fractions and to merge the The Rio Maggiore. The Via dell'amore also represents the beginning of a great natural spectacle, the first The European Commission has launched a project to develop a European environmental policy in the field of environmental protection. In its primitive beauty. Typical houses are built on one or two floors, so as to make the best use of space. available. Tinted with characteristic traditional colours, these dwellings follow the scheme of the I'm not sure. Even Corniglia, like the other Borghi, is situated in the Natural Park of the Cinque Terre, The Commission has been established in 1999 by a decree of the President of the Republic. It is a marine protected area that is home to numerous very rare species of plants and animals. Corniglia, the only village in the Cinque Terre not in contact with the sea, sorge sopra un The rocky promontory. The case, low and wide, resembled more the entroterra than the usual The Commission has not yet adopted a proposal. It is a testimony that the traditional vocation of the country is always more turned to the earth. The coastline. The Oratory of the Disciplined of Santa Caterina, dating from the 18th century, stands in the centre Di Corniglia, in Piazzetta Largo Taraggio, and the area guarding the open sea. The church of San Pietro, in Genoese Gothic style, was built around 1350. Its facade, embellished with a rose window in marble, is richly decorated. The coast of Igure between the Cinque Terre and Porto Venere has been declared a World Heritage Site In 1997.